Elected LFI in Beauvais, Marianne Seck lost her parents, victims of two accidents in the space of

Two dramas in the space of a few hours. The regional councilor of Oise and LFI municipal councilor of Beauvais, Marianne Seck, lost her parents after two car accidents which occurred one day apart, reports The Parisian . Several elected officials gave him their support on social networks.

On December 7, a car hit Marianne Seck's mother near a shopping center in Beauvais, which led to her hospitalization at the Amiens University Hospital (Somme). The next day, the chosen one and her family went to her bedside. But on the way back, while Marianne Seck was at the wheel, a motorist under the influence of alcohol and drugs violently collided with their car, causing the death of her 62-year-old father on the spot and seriously injuring her sister. .

“It’s doubly terrible”

This Tuesday, December 17, Marianne Seck posted on social networks a photo from her childhood where she appears alongside her late father. “In memory of my father, Jean-Paul Pillon, who guided my first steps and will always watch over me. »she wrote, announcing her funeral. An event attended by nearly 150 people, including Thierry Aury, departmental secretary of the French Communist Party (PCF) in Oise. “It’s doubly terrible for Marianne and her children. This Thursday, during her father's funeral, Marianne told us of her mother's death”he said. Died this Tuesday, the latter “was in critical condition so Marianne was prepared for it”declared one of his relatives to the Courier Picard .

Also present at the funeral, the UDI mayor of Beauvais, Franch Pia, told him “his support” et “his help”. “I would like everyone here to be able to show her our affection and solidarity as she has to face the sudden disappearance of her parents, he declared at the opening of the municipal council. It seems important to me that in this cruel moment she can feel the unity and compassion of our municipal council. »

The trial of the motorist behind the accident which cost the life of Marianne Seck's father will take place on January 29 before the Amiens criminal court.