In the next episodes of Tomorrow belongs to us, the identity of Samuel’s attacker will finally be revealed. But who is it?
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Samuel (Axel Kiener) has been sequestered in Tomorrow belongs to us for several days. While her life is in danger, Victoire (Solène Hébert) leads the investigation to discover the identity of the mysterious kidnapper. And she might be much closer to the truth than she thinks.
Since the latest events at the stud farm, Nicolas Barraud (Carl Vervier), the new nurse at Saint-Clair hospital, has behaved rather strangely. It must be said that he has the annoying habit of listening at doors and putting his nose where it should not. And if he shows up for his colleague Victoire, it’s because he’s actually hatching a Machiavellian plan to destroy her.
You will understand, Nicolas Barraud is indeed the one who killed Cédric and who is the author of all the tragic events of recent weeks. But why does the nurse attack Dr. Lazzari’s entourage so violently?
But why does the nurse attack Dr. Lazzari’s entourage so violently?
In the next episodes, Victoire will quickly understand that Nicolas is hiding behind all his misfortunes.
Determined to have the end of the story, the young woman will therefore put Georges in the confidence. After some research, the duo will come across an article dating from September 2011 relating to the hazing of first-year students at the Montpellier medical school.
According to information from News Actual, the students concerned had all been tied up and then thrown into the water by their executioners. Nicolas Barraud, who was one of them, narrowly escaped drowning. Unfortunately, he then experienced serious complications that forced him to abandon his medical studies.
An event that Victoire remembers very well since she studied at the same university and was part of the promotion of the hazers. If she didn’t recognize Nicolas, it was because he was overweight at the time and is unrecognizable today.
By carrying out more in-depth research, Georges will be able to trace the career of the nurse over the past few years. And as much to say that Nicolas had been fomenting his revenge for a long time, seeking to reach his executioners through their relatives.
To do this, Nicolas did not hesitate to move several times to be closer to the people who destroyed his life. Each time, he used the same modus operandi: an overdose of beta-blockers or a firearm to kill the relatives of his targets. Today, eliminating Samuel is therefore his means of reaching Victory…
With these new elements, will the police be able to arrest Nicolas before it’s too late? Answer soon in Tomorrow belongs to us.