Suspect was living in a “occupation” in French) a few meters from the spawning site
André Fontenelle – Four men’s corpses were found floating on one on the 13th, on the outskirts of Paris. French police believe they have already arrested the culprit, allegedly a homophobic serial killer, in the largest case of its kind in France in recent years.
The serial killer would be a 24 -year -old tunisine immigrant named Monji. He had been casually arrested a week before the discovery of the bodies during an operation against clandestine immigration in Choisy-Le-Roi, near the site of the Orly Bodies and Airport, south of Paris.
With the suspect, police seized documents, cell phones and credit cards. After the identification of the corpses, he found that the objects belonged to the victims.
The tunisine did not confess the crimes. He does not even recognize the identity that attributes him to the police: According to the newspaper Le Parisien, which revealed on Sunday (24) details of the case, he claims to be an Algerian Ali Ali. According to police, he has lived in France for three years and has been irregular for eight months.
The suspect was living in a “occupation” a few meters from the spawning site. There they also lived two of their victims. The other two dead would not be known to him, but people close to police told police that they were homosexuals.
Although the four bodies were discovered at once, after a suburban train passenger saw from the window a floating corpse, the autopsies indicate that the first crime occurred over a month ago.
Three of the victims were from North Africa, aged 21 to 26 years. The room was a 48 -year -old Frenchman. He would have been the last to be killed. According to the coroners, the less advanced state of decomposition allowed to determine that the cause of death was strangulation. The victim’s DNA was found in a bloodstain in the suspect’s pants.
The hypothesis of the police is that the suspect attracted them to the river bank, used for sexual encounters. A second suspect was arrested but was released.
The mayor of Choisy-Le-Roi told Parisien that the number of homeless people has increased in the region since last year’s Olympic Games. Humanitarian organizations denounced at the time that hundreds of homeless were expelled from the French capital in the months before the sports mega event.
In France, there are rare cases of serial killers, defined as criminals who commit three or more homicides. Some cases marked public opinion, such as a man who, being arrested in 2006, said he killed 150 people over a decade. The police attributed 23 murders. Yvan Keller killed himself before he was tried.
