Sophie Le Tan case: these intriguing shots in Jean-Marc Reiser’s phone revealed at trial

The trial of Jean-Marc Reiser, the main suspect in the Sophie Le Tan case, opened on Monday, June 27. The man is accused of having murdered the economics student in 2018 in Bas-Rhin and faces life imprisonment. This Wednesday, June 29, during the third day of the trial, details were provided and very intriguing pictures were mentioned. Among them there are “photos found on Jean-Marc Reiser’s camera, photos of his apartment, photos of traces of fluids revealed by the reaction to Blue star“, first reports the media Latest News from Alsace. Subsequently, it is specified that there are also “screenshots of a Facebook account he liked that consisted of erotic images of Asian women“. According to the words of Sarah Jammet, the commissioner, the main suspect would have provided “versions that adapted to the progress of the investigation”, she said. Important findings for the investigation.

During the first day of the trial, Jean-Marc Reiser had discussed this case in all transparency. “I recognize the mortal blows but there was no homicidal intent on my part. I challenge premeditation“, he had first said. The facts took place on September 7, 2018 in the morning. Sophie Le Tan, then a student, left the Hôtel des Princes where she was a night receptionist. After responding to an announcement a few days earlier, she went to Schiltigheim, north of Strasbourg to visit an apartment. While she had to find her family in the day, the young woman never gave any news. Ten days later, Jean-Marc Reiser, author of the real estate advertisement, was arrested. Of the deliberately erased traces of blood were found in his apartment and young woman’s DNA on a saw in a cellar. A year later, in October 2019, walkers found a skull and bones in a forest, about forty kilometers from Strasbourg. Sophie Le Tan was cut out and, faced with scientific evidence, Jean-Marc Reiser finally recognized the facts in January 2021.

Jean-Marc Reiser: did he recognize the facts?

Following his arrest, Jean-Marc Reiser was heard by the investigators but also confronted with numerous scientific evidence. “He had decided to remain silent. recalled Latest News from Alsace. Regarding the dismemberment of Sophie Le Tan, the main suspect would have made very harsh remarks during the reconstruction in front of the investigating judge. “The dismemberment, it didn’t seem complicated, it surprised me myself. You can try the experiment with a pig’s leg“, he would have declared. As a reminder, Jean-Marc Reiser, presumed innocent of the facts with which he is accused, faces life imprisonment for the murder of Sophie Le Tan.