While the police will gradually get closer to Valentin in the next episodes of “Tomorrow belongs to us”, a body will be found in the sewers of Sète. Did the attacker get rid of Timothée (Grégoire Champion)?
After the recent death of Cédric Diallo, should fans of Tomorrow Belong to Us expect a new tragedy in the next episodes?
Abducted by the individual who had previously attacked Elsa and Judith, Timothée (Grégoire Champion) was forced by his captor to hack the police station server remotely in order to delete a file in the possession of the police.
An attack that will speed things up and push the police to do everything possible to unmask the man who has been terrorizing the inhabitants of Sète for several weeks now. But will they be able to identify Valentin (Thibaut Cattelin) in time before he claims new victims? Not sure.
In a new excerpt from Tomorrow belongs to us unveiled by TF1, Martin (Franck Monsigny), Damien (Adrien Rob), and Lisa (Naïma Rodric) talk about the progress of the investigation. From their discussion, we understand that Charlie (Clémence Lassalas) was in turn attacked but that she luckily got away with it.
Thanks to a crest that the young woman recognized on the jacket of her attacker, the police now know that the man they are looking for is a mercenary or a former mercenary. Moreover, Damien discovered that the aggressor of Elsa and Judith takes quinine, a substance which is used to treat malaria. This suggests that he is currently in the midst of a malaria crisis.
“It’s a fairly common disease among legionnaires”declares Martin, who is determined to dig this track to complete the investigation. “I’m going to call my contacts at the legion in Aubagne. There may be a guy who caught him. And with a little luck who has a past as a sexual aggressor”.
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And while he assures a dubious Lise that his own past as a legionnaire should allow him to obtain the answers he hopes for, Martin receives a call from Sara (Camille Genau) who tells him that a body has been found in city sewers.
After attacking several people and being guilty of kidnapping and forcible confinement, Valentin now seems to have gone so far as to kill someone. And as Timothée still cannot be found, there is concern: will the police find him dead in the sewers?
After all, it wouldn’t be very surprising if Valentin wanted to get rid of the autistic youngster once his plan had been put into effect. But at the end of a year marked by several shock deaths – Louise, Noa, Cédric – will the authors of Tomorrow belong to us dare to get rid of a character as emblematic as Timothée Brunet?
Answer in the continuation of the daily soap opera on TF1 and on Salto.