In an excerpt from an upcoming episode of “Tomorrow belongs to us”, viewers discover that Sacha has actually never left Sète! Still on the run, he hides with a couple whom he threatens with his weapon…
For months, Sacha (Renaud Roussel) terrorized Sète because of his crimes in Tomorrow belongs to us. Arrested and then imprisoned for good, the killer never gave up the idea of one day being able to get out of behind bars… A master of manipulation and ingenuity, Tristan’s brother (Mathieu Alexandre) finally managed for its purposes.
Sacha manipulated Gaspard
Throughout his time in prison, the murderer of Clémentine (Linda Hardy) maintained an epistolary correspondence with one of his children, Gaspard (Mogamed Bechiev), the son he had with Juliette (Mathilde Lebrequier). Sacha managed to make the young man believe that the atrocities he had perpetrated were linked to the fact that he was sick…
Mythomaniac, the assassin invented that he was now treated and that he wanted more than anything to resume his life alongside his family. Naïve, Gaspard believed his father… Together, they secretly fomented a plan to allow Sacha to escape and it worked!
The character therefore escaped with the assistance of his unsuspected accomplice and tried to reconnect with Juliette. She obviously refused categorically and Gaspard understood that he had been fooled… Desperate, Sacha is now more dangerous than ever!
But no time to feel sorry for him, while the police are on his heels. Ash went on the run and everyone thought he had managed to leave the continent… Except that it wasn’t true!
Sacha never left Sète in “Tomorrow belongs to us”
In an unpublished extract from one of the next episodes of Tomorrow belongs to us, we learn that the main interested party has absolutely never left the city! Sacha hides in a house where he is holding the owners hostage.
These are mad with worry for their lives and Sacha very threatening. In bad shape, he sent one of his two victims to the hospital so that he could be given medication to calm his pain.
Suspicious and on edge, Sacha insists on knowing if his prisoner was able to be discreet because if this is not the case, he will kill his wife… Wounded, how long can the fugitive stay in this situation? Will he soon try everything for everything to escape from Sète?