Her husband, Pascal Prézelin finds it hard to believe that neither the gendarmes nor the “Saint-Hubert search dog” nor “walkers” nor “hunters” or even the City agents who cleared the area saw the body of his wife over the month following her disappearance. “An orange down jacket on vegetation, it shows anyway. “According to him, only one possible hypothesis: “The body has been moved. »
The public prosecutor of La Rochelle, Laurent Zuchowicz, did not address this element when he specified, on the day of the autopsy, that “the examination did not make it possible to determine the causes of death, nor to affirm or invalidate the intervention of a third party”.
Pascal Prézelin confirms these comments. “I was told that her body showed no signs of violence, no strangulation, no broken bones, no stab wounds or gunshot wounds, she was not abused. All of Laurence Prézelin’s belongings were found on her: her papers, her handbag, her money and her phone turned off the night she disappeared.
A fatal illness?
Genetic, toxicological and anatomopathologic analyzes are awaiting results. Despite these findings, Pascal Prézelin still excludes the thesis of suicide. “There was no medicine at home, she didn’t take any. She was fine. Maybe she had a heart attack? But a body does not fall under brambles. »