The father of the family suspected of having thrown his 18-year-old daughter off the bridge in Saint-Nazaire was charged with murder and remanded in custody. Both had lived in Donges. According to Mayor François Chéneau, the family lived in seclusion. “Nobody knew them”.
The father of the family suspected of throwing his 18-year-old daughter off the bridge in Saint-Nazaire on Tuesday June 28 was charged with murder – premeditation was assumed – and remanded in custody, the Nantes prosecutor confirmed. The couple and their two children lived in the commune of Donges. “A very inconspicuous family” confided the mayor François Chéneau to France Bleu Loire Océan radio.
“It is a family that settled in the commune four years ago. Far from the centre of the village, they bought a house that had been empty for a long time, in the countryside between Donges and Besné. He was apparently a bricklayer and renovated the house,” says François Chéneau. “It was a very reserved, unobtrusive family, but they were not integrated at all. So much so that even the neighbours didn’t know them and the family lived in seclusion.” The mayor of Donges nevertheless cites a lead: a cultural problem within the family, “the father did not accept the behaviour of his eldest daughter”. He will not say more, as the investigation is still ongoing. Investigations in the private sphere are continuing. “A father killing his daughter is of unbelievable brutality. The neighbours immediately came to me, they were touched and shocked. We are of course counting on the judiciary to find answers”.(…) France Bleu
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