the suspect extradited this Wednesday to France

Philippine's alleged murderer will be extradited this Wednesday, November 6 to France. Taha Oualidat, who refused his extradition from Switzerland to France on October 17, finally changed his mind.

Taha Oualidat, the alleged murderer of Philippine, will be extradited this Wednesday, November 6, BFMTV learned from a source close to the case, confirming information from CNews.

The main suspect was questioned again this Monday, November 4 by the public prosecutor of the canton of Geneva, BFMTV learned from the Paris prosecutor's office. He then confirmed his consent to being handed over to France according to a simplified extradition procedure. An extradition, which he initially refused then accepted last week.

The 22-year-old man was arrested on Tuesday September 24 in Geneva, Switzerland. Since June 18, he was under obligation to leave French territory (OQTF). When it was pronounced, he did not file any appeal to oppose it.

Filipina, young 19 year old student from Paris-Dauphine Universitywas found dead on Saturday September 21 in the Bois de Boulogne in Paris. She had disappeared the day before when she had left the Crous of her faculty to go to her parents in Montigny-le-Bretonneux

A rape committed against a 23-year-old student

The suspect arrived in France from Spain in 2019, when he was 17 years old. He was able to enter the territory regularly with a tourist visa valid from June 13, 2019 to July 27, 2019. Due to his minority, he was taken care of by Val-d'child welfare. Oise.

Shortly after his arrival on French territory, he committed rape on a 23-year-old student. The facts occurred on a forest path in Taverny (Val-d'Oise). He was quickly identified by investigators from the Val-d'Oise Departmental Security using his DNA and arrested. After the trial, he was sentenced to seven years in prison. He served almost five years in prison out of the seven.

On September 3, a judge of freedoms and detention removed him from the detention center where he was with a reporting obligation and house arrest in a hotel in Yonne, a place in which he did not will never present. On September 6, Morocco sent a consular pass, allowing his expulsion, but by then the man was already outside.