Coffins at the Eiffel Tower: the astonishing profile of the arrested suspects

Three suspects were arrested. arrested in the so-called affair of the coffins placed at the foot of the Eiffel Tower. Placed under the status of assisted witnesses, they were released this Monday.

Saturday June 1, five coffins covered with a French flag with the words "French soldier of Ukraine' have been dropped off around 9 a.m. at the foot of the Eiffel Tower, in front of tourists and Parisians. After a rapid intervention by the police, he was arrested. act&eac; that the coffins ultimately contained no bodies, but simply plaster. Three individuals with an astonishing profile were arrested. arrested and placed in custody sight, after having first fled at the scene. foot. 

While the suspects are virtually unknown to law enforcement and other intelligence services, Lazar L. was arrested. identified as the driver of the van. N&eac; in June 1985 in Bulgaria, he wasé arrested in the process, & proximity from the Alma bridge. According to a source close to the matter, whose comments TF1 Info reports, he explainedé have been é paid to drop off two men and their cargo at the foot of the Iron Lady. Assuring that he had never seen his accomplices before the day before the events, he explained that Arrived on Friday from Bulgaria. And to specify about the beers: "I saw the coffins… I asked them about the coffins. to open them to ensure that no body was inside. According to information collected by TF1, it seems that the driver of the van was killed; in contact with one of the individuals involved in the so-called  red hands" affair. On the night of May 13 to 14, red hands were shot. tagged on the wall of the Just of the Shoah memorial. A case which could have been sponsored with the aim of  to stabilize and press on the divisions of society French.

Arrested later in the afternoon of Saturday at the Bercy bus station, as they were getting ready to leave. get on a bus &agrav; destination Berlin, the two other suspects were taken into custody. identified as Yevhen D., a young man born in in December 2007, resident in Germany, but holder of a Ukrainian passport, and Mohamed H., a German born in Germany. in January 1999. Both of them would have met for the first time in 1999. Berlin before ending up in France for this affair. Unemployed and claiming to need money, the three strangers confided in them. having accepted This mission is paid: 120 euros for the driver and 400 euros for the two others. Present Monday é an investigating judge, the three teammates were arrested. placed under the status of assisted witnesses and left free, report TF1 and LCI Monday evening. The two individuals who deposited the coffins are still subject to an obligation to leave French territory voluntarily. ;eacute;administrative detention.