The Marseille prosecutor, Nicolas Bessone, held a press conference this Sunday, October 6, 2024, to take stock of the two “”narchomicides” that occurred in the city this week, reports Free lunch.
This Wednesday, October 2, 2024, a 15-year-old teenager was “stabbed with 50 stab wounds” et “burned alive” in Marseille.
“Unprecedented backup”, “ultra-rejuvenation”
The prosecutor described a crime of “unprecedented savagery” and underlined the“ultra-rejuvenation” victims and perpetrators of violence.
This Friday, October 4, in fact, a 14-year-old teenager, hired as a hitman by a 23-year-old inmate, was denounced by the latter to the police, who were able to arrest him, according to The Parisian. The prosecutor clarified that these two cases are linked. Their context would be the clan war between the DZ Mafia and the “Black clan” to hold the deal point in the town of Moulin de Mai, in the IIIe arrondissement.
The 15-year-old teenager had to go to Bellevue and shoot at the door of the home of a member of the “Blacks” before setting it on fire, while filming himself. In front of the accommodation, where he goes accompanied by a friend also 15 years old, he is searched by several individuals, who discover that he has a handgun. He was then stabbed with around fifty knife wounds before being burned alive. His friend runs away. An investigation has been opened for assassination by an organized gang.
The detainee then allegedly recruited another young person, aged 14, on social networks, as a hitman, for the sum of 50,000 euros. He would have been “picked up from a hotel room” and armed with a 358 Magnum revolver. With another teenager, he rents a VTC to go to the Felix-Pyat city. The driver, a 37-year-old father, allegedly refused to stop. The young recruit then allegedly shot the driver, killing him with a bullet to the head. “This is a victim completely outside of drug trafficking”which was “coldly slaughtered” while she was not “just his job”indicates the prosecutor, this Sunday.
This article was last updated on 10/07/2024 at 5:30 p.m.
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