
The chance discovery of a weapon on August 21 had revived hopes of solving the case.
In the case of the Chevaline killings, the chance discovery of a Luger pistol in Lake Annecy on August 21, which could have corresponded to the murder weapon, could ultimately come to an end.
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A pistol was discovered by chance on August 21 in Lake Annecy as part of the Chevaline killings.
“The excitement quickly died down”: in the case of the Chevaline killing, the trail of the Luger discovered in Lake Annecy could come to an end
INFO LE FIGARO - The chance discovery, on August 21, of an old pistol has revived hope of solving one of the most mysterious French criminal cases. The weapon could correspond to the model used during the killing.

An 18-year-old young man, member of the Epsilon hacker collective, was taken into custody after the DGFiP cyberattack. He is also indicted for hacking Free and X media accounts. A second minor suspect is also indicted.

Autopsies confirm that the two children aged 6 and 10 found in Gy were shot in the back. Their grandmother was stabbed and strangled. The father, in the process of separating, is suspected of having committed these murders before committing suicide.

Three days after the discovery of four bodies in Gy, the Vesoul prosecutor's office confirmed by autopsy a triple homicide followed by a suicide. The father, going through a divorce, killed his two children and his mother-in-law before turning the gun against himself.

Three men were indicted and imprisoned, suspected of preparing to leave for ISIS in Africa or violent action against the Jewish community.

A gathering takes place this Saturday in Pontoise, a year after the death of Dylan, 25, who died during his arrest following a robbery. His family disputes the initial version of the illness and has filed complaints for involuntary manslaughter.

Chloé Moulière and Arnaud Paris testify to the difficulties encountered in recovering their children kidnapped and taken to Romania and the United States respectively, despite court decisions in their favor and the Hague Convention.