The man suspected of being the author of five murders on Saturday December 14 in the North knew, according to the latest information, his first victim. It was his former employer according to the defendant’s lawyer, who had gone himself to the Ghyvelde gendarmerie on the day of the incident.
The suspect in the quintuple murder that occurred on Saturday December 14 in the North, near Dunkirk, knew his first victim. The latter was his former employer, against whom the suspect had a lot of resentment, AFP reported,
Véronique Planckeel, the suspect’s lawyer, said her client was angry with his first victim, a 29-year-old man, killed around 3:15 p.m. on Saturday, in front of his home in Wormhout. The victim managed a road transport company.
“No explanation” regarding the murder of the two migrants
The suspect’s lawyer clarified that her client was no longer working for the victim at the time of the incident, but that “we do not know how the employment contract was terminated.”
There was visibly animosity between the two men, but Me Véronique Planckeel affirmed that at the moment we “do not really know” the motive for this series of murders, and that “many gray areas remain” .
Two security agents from Loon-Plage are among the victims, one of whom was known “by sight” to the suspect, continued the lawyer.
On the other hand, there is currently “no explanation” for the murder of the two migrants, who could be of Iranian nationality, according to the prosecution.
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