Jean-Christophe Morin, a young man of 23, mysteriously disappeared in September 2011. His father, Daniel Morin, is convinced that he was killed by Nordahl Lelandais.
It’s been an unsolved disappearance for over 11 years. In September 2011, Jean-Christophe Morin, a 23-year-old takes part in an electronic music festival at Fort de Tamié, near Albertville. During the evening, he is nervous, before disappear. A few days later, his backpack was found in the woods near the fort but no trace of him. A decade after the events, the Cold Case pole de Nanterre decided to take over the case.
Guest on the program Ça commence today in January 2023, Daniel Morin came to discuss the disappearance of his son. He thus explained that an element had made it possible to remediate the disappearance of Jean-Christophe: “It was enough that there was Maëlys, and all of a sudden, everything comes out“. Since his arrest for the murder of the little girl, Nordahl Lelandais is suspected of being a serial killer. He also confessed to killing Corporal Arthur Noyer in 2017.
Daniel Morin is convinced that Nordahl Lelandais killed his son
If today, the father of the disappeared is certain that his son was killed by the former dog handler, it is because many elements are going in that direction. Indeed, Nordahl Lelandais who lived near the place of the disappearance of Jean-Christophe Morin would have been seen on a YouTube video of the festival. “There is a video of him. We see this guy, who has a square ring on the same finger, the same quickdraw, the same cutout. However, he has a tattoo.“said Daniel Morin.
While this identification had not been taken into account by the investigators because of this tattoo, which could be an ephemeral tattoo, Daniel Morin explained that people would have also testified and indicated his presence at the festival. “The horror is to think of Jean-Christophe and to say to yourself that in any case, we know very well that Lelandais killed him” he finally indicated to Faustine Bollaert. The resumption of the case now represents real hope for those close to Jean-Christophe Morin.