Is this attempt linked to the recent burglaries of two properties belonging to the influencer? This is what the investigation, opened by the Versailles public prosecutor's office for “attempted burglary”, will have to determine. Several individuals, masked and armed with a handgun, entered the former home of Inoxtag's parents in Orgeval (Yvelines), this Monday, November 18, and attacked the current tenants, said the prosecutor of the Republic of Versailles, Maryvonne Caillibotte, this Tuesday, November 19, confirming information from Paris Match.
According to the latter, the three individuals managed to enter the garden of this house, sold by the parents of the famous YouTuber a few years ago, around 7 a.m. Monday morning, before entering the accommodation. Once inside, they attacked the couple who now live there, notably hitting the man on the head with a rifle butt, according to Maryvonne Caillibotte. After an exchange of blows, the three thugs fled, without having stolen anything.
An investigation was opened for “attempted burglary,” said the Versailles public prosecutor. She was entrusted to the Banditry Repression Brigade (BRB). According to our colleagues from Paris Match, after being informed, “Inoxtag was forced to leave his home and surround himself with a security system. The same goes for those close to him,” they said. Information that Le Parisien is not able to confirm this Tuesday.
The investigation will have to determine in particular whether the three individuals thought that it was the home of Inoxtag's parents and whether this attempted burglary has a link with the two previous ones, of which the 22-year-old young man was the victim these six recent months.
On November 6, a property that the videographer rented in Poissy (Yvelines) was burglarized. In a message published on the social network -he. The first was during my climb of Everest, where almost my entire sneaker and watch collection was stolen. The second took place yesterday: in another house of mine where they broke down the window with a crowbar.”
Followed by nearly 9 million people on its channel, Inoxtag, whose real name is Inès Benazzouz, recently released a documentary, called “Kaizen”, on her ascent of Everest. With 37 million views, this video is the most viewed in France in 24 hours.
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