UNELUCID – After 13 years of investigation, even though the victim’s family refused to respond to requests, the file of the murder of a transvestite man was transmitted to the “cold cases” center of Nanterre (Hauts-de-Seine)
In August 2011, the body of a 35-year-old man was found on the landing of his apartment in the 17th arrondissement of Paris. While the case has still not been clarified, the file of this murder has just joined the “cold cases” center of Nanterre (Hauts-de-Seine), reports RMC Info this Monday.
The victim’s family did not respond to any request from the police, who however did not stop working on this case for 13 years. “He is someone who went through life without anyone caring,” lamented a person close to the case. The killer’s DNA was taken from the crime scene.
The hope of genetics
By integrating these samples into the file bringing together delinquents and criminals, no correspondence appeared. However, genetic data has just been added to the National Automated Genetic Fingerprint File (FNAEG).
The victim was known to cross-dress and prostitute herself, says The Parisian. The man had called for help the night of the murder, testified neighbors who, when they arrived, found the 30-year-old on the ground. Traces of struggle in the housing of the Ile-de-France resident (…) Read more on 20minutes
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