Disappearance of Émile, 2 and a half years old: “The summer game, where is little Émile?”, the Charlie Hebdo caricature is controversial

Since this Saturday afternoon, Emilea two-and-a-half-year-old boy, disappeared from the tiny hamlet of Vernet in the Alpes de Haute Provence. That day, a family reunion was taking place at her grandparents’ house. Since then, great means have been deployed to find Émile, in vain.

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This Thursday, investigators combed the area one last time. Operations that gave nothing, according to the public prosecutor of Digne-les-Bains, Rémy Avon. The analysis of the data collected over the past few days is ongoing. Also, new auditions took place.

Caricature

A case that everyone talks about with more or less good taste. Ségolène Royal was the victim of a “bad buzz” after his comments on theinvestigation. For a few hours, it’s the turn of Charlie Hebdo to create a controversy. In its edition published yesterday, the “satirical and secular” weekly published a caricature of little Émile. An illustration signed Félix accompanied by the following text: “The summer game. Where is little Émile? A hint: donkeys are very fond of dandelions…”

A cartoon that caused a huge reaction on social networks. And which will not fail to revive the eternal debate on the freedom of the press.