A 79-year-old elder killed by a man strongly poisoned in North-du-Québec

A 79 -year -old elder would have been murdered by a heavily intoxicated man during a trivial evening to watch the hockey of the playoffs, in a village in the North Quebecois last month.

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Matiusi Tullaugak, 47, was recently accused of the unpremeditated murder of Nellie Tullaugak-Wilson, in Puvirnituq, a community made up of some 2,000 souls.

The Sûreté du Québec (SQ), which is responsible for the survey, was unable to confirm whether there was a relationship between the two people.

The drama occurred at the victim’s residence on the evening of April 21. A group of friends, whose suspect, had gathered to listen to the confrontation between the Montreal Canadian and Washington Capitals.

During the evening, Matiusi Tullaugak would have become “very poisoned”. He would have been so much din that he was asked several times to leave, according to our information. However, he would have refused to collaborate.

Nellie Tullaugak-Wilson would have taken refuge in his room, as the tension was starting to climb a notch.

Wanting to get rid of the suspect’s good, a man who cohabited the septuagenarian would have left the residence to find a phone and contact the police.

Tribunal

Matiusi Tullaugak would therefore have found himself alone for long minutes with the victim. It was at this moment that he would have inflicted serious gestures of violence. The exact reason for the crime remains vague.

Tullaugak had fled before being arrested a few days later.

The forty -something has had many untangled with justice for several years.

Just in January, he received 10 months of jail for domestic violence. However, he only served one day after his conviction, due to his preventive detention.

Accusations of assault, harassment and obstacle also earned Matiusi Tullaugak various stays behind bars.

Community

Note that it is the second murder of a woman to shake Puvirnituq in less than two months.

Paulusie AUPALUKTUK-NUTARULUK was accused of having killed his spouse, Luuku Luuku, last February.

As revealed by The newspaperhe would have been fierce about the victim because he believed that he had hidden her alcohol.

At the same time, he was breaking an order of the courtyard which ensured that he resides in another Nordic village, far from Luuku Luuku.

It was also forbidden to “harass, disturb, follow or spy” the victim.

But, in the weeks preceding the murder, the couple who would have long had a stormy relationship had reconciled.