Créteil: a sixty-year-old found eviscerated at her home, her son arrested in Paris

Wednesday, November 11, late in the morning, the lifeless body of a 69-year-old woman was discovered, eviscerated, in her apartment in Créteil (Val-de-Marne), a police source told Le Figaro, confirming information from Le Parisien. His son, the main suspect, was arrested in Paris around noon, near the Gare du Nord, then placed in police custody, according to our information. The Val-de-Marne judicial police are investigating the investigation and, according to our colleagues, the Créteil public prosecutor's office has opened a judicial investigation for "murder in the ascendant".

It all started with a call to the switchboard at the Créteil police station, explains our source close to the case. On the other end of the line, the victim's sister is alarmed by the retiree's fate. The police officer who receives the call immediately takes stock of the report, and personnel are dispatched to the home of this former tax inspector, in a peaceful residence located almost at the foot of Lake Créteil, according to Le Parisien.

On site, the “armed and dangerous” suspect has already disappeared. After a call broadcast on the police airwaves, he was apprehended by a Parisian anti-crime brigade (BAC) while he was eating in a fast-food restaurant, then taken to the premises of the Val-de-Marne judicial police, details our source. According to the Ile-de-France newspaper, the apartment was locked and the weapon was not found on the scene.

A history of violence against his mother

The accused was not at his first outburst of violence. According to our information, he had already been briefly hospitalized under duress some time ago. He had also already beaten his mother, causing her a “total incapacity for work (ITT) of 45 days.” He also allegedly made “death threats” against her. Le Parisien also reports that he would be the subject of an “S sheet for radicalization”, without anything establishing, at this stage, a link with the facts.

Questioned by our colleagues, a local resident said he was awakened in the night by the sound of banging on the wall, without a link with the crime being established. A neighbor describes a “very discreet” son, a “hello-good evening” type. It is now up to investigators to reconstruct the last hours of this mother, whose sister was the first to sense the danger. For the moment, the Créteil public prosecutor's office has not responded to us.