By David Contreras | Editor
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The case surrounding the disappearance of Medhi Narjissi continues to be investigated. As Sud-Ouest indicates this Tuesday, October 1, a very important person in this story has decided to file a complaint against the FFR, which his lawyer does not spare.
Disappearance of Medhi Narjissi: a key character makes a big decision and drops a stone in the pond
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The days progress and the investigation into the death of young Medhi Narjissi is experiencing new twists and turns. As a reminder, the hope of French rugby was with the French under-18 rugby team for an internship in Cape Town, South Africa last August. During an outing on a beach, the young rugby player from Stade Toulouse went missing in serious circumstances, visibly swept away by a wave. Since then, everyone has tried to blame each other and recently, the president of the French Rugby Federation (FFR), Florian Grill spoke out.
Pointed out by the father of the young missing rugby player, the manager wanted to give his version of the story, affirming that he had even considered resigning following this tragedy. “After announcing the tragedy to Jalil, in our discussions, I really felt that he did not want to see me, that I embodied absolute evil because I had announced to him the disappearance of his son”he notably declared in an interview given to The Team. This Monday, September 30, it is the turn of Arnaud Dupin, lawyer for Stéphane Cambos, the manager of the French under-18 rugby team, to speak, to announce that his client has decided to file a complaint against the FFR for slanderous denunciation.
Stéphane Cambos rejects the accusations against him
In question, a investigation report internal carried out by the federation and made public, in which the responsibility of the staff supervising Medhi Narjissi and his teammates is called into question. If all the members were suspended, Stéphane Cambos decided to counter-attack by filing a complaint, ensuring that he was not at the origin of the session at sea which caused Medhi’s disappearance at sea at only 17 years old. Narjissi. According to him, it was Robin Ladauge, physical trainer, who made this decision. “Stéphane Cambos never took his young people to the beach. (…) It was when he saw that swimming was being organized without his knowledge that he went down to the beach. It was at this moment that the physical trainer and those who were around stopped the session. (…) If swimming stops when Stéphane Cambos intervenes, it is because he does not agree with what is happening”assures his lawyer, Me Arnaud Dupin, in Southwest.
Very upset against the main institution of French rugby, Stéphane Cambos intends to make his version of the facts heard and his lawyer does not mince his words. “This report (from the FFR) is destitute and scandalous (…) In its report, the FFR questions the conditions for organizing this session while by indicating that Stéphane Cambos was aware of the dangers from Dias Beach. This amounts to designating him responsible for the disappearance of Medhi Narjissi. It’s called an execution“concludes Me Arnaud Dupin.
