Friday October 13, the day after the discovery of the lifeless body of Marwan Berreni (“Plus belle la vie”), the man who found him spoke to “Progrès”.
A terrible outcome. Thursday October 12, the lifeless body of Marwan Berreni has been found in an abandoned building located in the town of Corcelles-en-Beaujolais (Rhône). Since August 4, the 34-year-old actor – notably known to viewers for his interpretation of Abdel Fedala in the hit soap opera More beautiful life – was missing. The police were actively looking for him, suspecting him of being involved in a car accident in Saône-et-Loire.
The first elements collected by investigators suggest that the thirty-year-old could have killed himself. However, an autopsy will be carried out to confirm (or refute) this theory. Friday October 13, the son of the owner of the abandoned house in which the body of the young man was found spoke to the Progress. In the columns of the regional daily, he spoke of the circumstances in which he made this sinister discovery, delivering a particularly chilling testimony.
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Death of Marwan Berreni: the body soon officially identified
It was early in the afternoon, shortly after 2 p.m., that this man discovered the decomposing corpse of Marwan Berreni, Thursday October 12. According to his testimony to our colleagues, he would have immediately contacted the authorities. “I haven’t been here for several monthsfirst recontextualized the witness. It’s a house that we were considering renovating.” In the same context, he added that “[s]we brother and an advisor for the work” accompanied him at the time of the events. “I saw a body on the ground, in a dark room, downstairs from the househe detailed shortly after. I only saw the shoes and the pants.” And to continue: “I quickly came out and we called the police.”
Obtaining the analyzes within a few days should prove – officially – that the body found is indeed that of the young actor. “If it turns out to be this actor, I’m almost reassured that it’s him… At least, it’s someone we don’t know“added the son of the owner of the abandoned building to the Progress. In the columns of Releasethe father of Marwan Berreni, for his part, gave a testimony full of emotions: “The door to hope has closed.”
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