The parents of Leslie Hoorelbeke confided in the magazine Closer, this Friday, January 20. For them, their daughter and her companion Kevin have been kidnapped.
Since the night of November 25 to 26, Leslie Hoorelbeke and Kevin Trompat have mysteriously disappeared. While they were to spend the night with a friend of theirs in the small town of Prahecq, in Deux-Sèvres, they are invited to spend the evening with a neighbor and close in a house a few meters away. The couple are then seen for the last time at three in the morning when they leave their friend’s house to go home to sleep.
The investigation into their disappearance is progressing slowly. If the criminal trail is preferred, many hypotheses have been raised. New elements even tended to consider that the young man could have been involved in a drug trafficking history. A hypothesis quickly refuted by his father who recently revealed the last conversation he had with his son.
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“Give us back Leslie!”
For Leslie’s parents, there is no doubt. Their daughter and her companion Kevin were abducted. In the columns of the magazine Closer, Emilie Cardré, the mother-in-law of Leslie Hoorelbeke made some secrets about her daughter-in-law. But, with the father of the young house painter, she especially wanted to appeal to those who kidnapped the couple. “Give us back Leslie! There’s no reason for you to keep her”, they implore. And, they are even ready to do anything to find Leslie safe and sound, even paying a ransom. “If something needs to be asked, ask, but give us back Leslie!“, they declare desperate but certain that the couple is still alive.
This is not the first time that the relatives of Leslie and Kevin raise the hypothesis of a removal. For the father of the young man, his son and his girlfriend were kidnapped with the money for mobile. This is what he explained last December to West France. “He had more than 600 euros for his romantic weekend in Bordeaux, with Leslie. And I brought him some extra money because he was thinking of buying a car in Bordeaux. I’m sure one of his acquaintances was after his money.“, he assured. If this hypothesis is investigated by the investigators, other avenues are also being considered. If you have any information that could help the investigation, a number has been set up: 05 49 28 63 91.