A teenager found dead in Nice: the father confesses the murder and evokes "a blow of madness"
A few minutes later, around 3pm, the man sent two photographs to his parents-in-law and his wife
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A few minutes later, around 3pm, the man sent two photographs to his parents-in-law and his wife. A teenager found dead in Nice: the father confesses the murder and evokes "a blow of madness". As soon as he left the hospital on Tuesday noon, the 59-year-old father was detained for murder.
Furthermore, " The first forensic findings showed that the 17-year-old man died as a result of strangulation," the prosecution continues. A 59-year-old man confessed to having killed his 17-year-old son by strangling him at their home in Nice invoking "a blow of madness" as part of a marital separation. Add Le Figaro to your favourite sources The defendant, suspected of the murder of his son, did not have a criminal record, according to the Nice Public Prosecutor's Office.
In addition, Inside, he explains "to have killed his son and to want to leave with him, imputing the responsibility of this "desperate gesture" to his wife and mother of the child who had decided to leave him". The wife had announced that she wanted to divorce the respondent, a "demonstrably unaccepted separation". A few minutes earlier, the security forces had received a telephone call in which an individual indicated his intention to end his life after killing his son, triggering a large-scale operation involving the Raid and closing the neighbourhood to the stupor of the inhabitants.
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A few minutes later, around 3pm, the man sent two photographs to his parents-in-law and his wife.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesA teenager found dead in Nice: the father confesses the murder and evokes "a blow of madness".
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesAs soon as he left the hospital on Tuesday noon, the 59-year-old father was detained for murder.
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" The first forensic findings showed that the 17-year-old man died as a result of strangulation," the prosecution continues.
according to Le ProgrèsA 59-year-old man confessed to having killed his 17-year-old son by strangling him at their home in Nice invoking "a blow of madness" as part of a marital separation.
according to Le ProgrèsAdd Le Figaro to your favourite sources The defendant, suspected of the murder of his son, did not have a criminal record, according to the Nice Public Prosecutor's Office.
according to Le Figaro — ActualitésInside, he explains "to have killed his son and to want to leave with him, imputing the responsibility of this "desperate gesture" to his wife and mother of the child who had decided to leave him".
according to BFMTV — News 24/7The wife had announced that she wanted to divorce the respondent, a "demonstrably unaccepted separation".
according to BFMTV — News 24/7A few minutes earlier, the security forces had received a telephone call in which an individual indicated his intention to end his life after killing his son, triggering a large-scale operation involving the Raid and closing the neighbourhood to the stupor of the inhabitants.
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A few minutes later, around 3pm, the man sent two photographs to his parents-in-law and his wife.
omitted byRight sidecovered byCenterRight sideAs soon as he left the hospital on Tuesday noon, the 59-year-old father was detained for murder.
omitted byCentercovered byRight sideA teenager found dead in Nice: the father confesses the murder and evokes "a blow of madness".
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