The ambush had been set up in the parking lot of a gas station in Mignaloux-Beauvoir. The victim, a local drug dealer, is trapped there by several men, then loaded into the trunk of a car.
His credit card is used to pay the toll to the Paris region. This is where his kidnapping will find its epilogue.
Khaled Bouderbala, 37, was thrown from a vehicle in front of Arpajon hospital on September 7, 2020, a little after noon. The doctors won't be able to do anything for him. The autopsy reveals a swollen face, fractures of the nose, skull and ribs, subarachnoid hemorrhage, hematomas, erosions… His death was due to head trauma.
One of the accused participated in the victim's cocaine trafficking
The evening of his disappearance, we contacted his partner, promising to “bring back Khaled”. This phone call will allow us to trace one of the accused, Boinali M'ze. It is his statements, and still the telephone, which allow us to go back to Deho-Guy Sery, who arrived in Poitiers by TGV on September 6, 2020.
Several arrests took place in January 2021 in Vienne and the Paris region. A third man, Oussman Guirassy, is linked to the kidnapping and death of Khaled, with whom he was involved in cocaine trafficking. He had already accompanied him to Holland to recover the drugs, resold in Poitiers.
They risk life imprisonment
The three men are being tried by the Assize Court for arrest, kidnapping, kidnapping or arbitrary detention followed by death, committed by an organized gang. A crime for which they face life imprisonment.
The court began its study of the case with that of the personalities of the three accused, this Monday, December 16, 2024.
Deho-Guy Sery, 32, was born in Ivory Coast and lived at the time of the events between the Paris region and Poitiers. Arriving in France around the age of 8, he lived in precarious conditions before falling into delinquency. He was imprisoned at the age of 16 for theft and violence. Stays in prison which will be numerous up to a month before the events (he was released in August 2020).
His record includes 21 convictions, including eleven for violence. “I felt above the law, outside the system, in a spiral,” he explained. However, there is no mention of drug trafficking in his criminal record.
This is also the case for his co-accused, Boinali M'ze, 28 years old: his record, which has fifteen convictions, mainly includes mentions for theft. Like Deho-Guy Sery, he explains that he used cannabis, but has since stopped. Born to a Mahorese mother, he lived in Reunion before arriving in Poitiers when he was 11.
A search for a better life which will be a disillusionment for him: his schooling is difficult, he begins “bullshit” before losing her 17-year-old sister to cancer. He made his first stay in prison at the age of 15 for aggravated theft. Of the “bad decisions” motivated by the“easy money”he said to justify his journey.
His brother stabbed to death in May
The day ended with the study of the personality of the third accused, the youngest, aged 19 at the time of the facts. At 23 years old today, placed under judicial supervision since the events, Oussman Guirassy is marked by the death of his younger brother, 17 years old, a few months ago, during a brawl in Poitiers. A tragedy which made him aware of his own behavior, he whose record includes nine mentions for drugs, theft, violence and a rodeo in particular.
“I realized it wasn’t worth it”he explained. He admits to having participated in drug trafficking in his neighborhood of Bel Air, in Poitiers: “I let myself get carried away into that world. »
The three accused deny the charges against them. They will be addressed this Tuesday by the court.
Three accused instead of six
Six men were to be tried all week before the Vienne Assize Court. There will ultimately only be three. The other three were indicted for “destruction of the property of others by dangerous means”. But one of them found himself alone this Monday in court. His lawyer, appointed very recently, was not available and requested the dismissal. Faced with the impossibility of referring the entire case, the court decided to “disjoin” the trial. Thus, the three men will be tried at a later date. They will, however, be heard as witnesses during the week.
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