Femicide in Beussent: he kills his wife for a false online relationship, the suspect's confessions

Interpelled nearly two months after the death of his partner, a man confessed to murder. to be the murderer. Indicted, he indicated: having fallen lover on the Internet of a woman who in reality was none other than a grazer.

Confession. After more than a month and a half of investigation, the gendarmes of the Lille and Ecuires research brigade arrested ;, Monday March 11, a man accused of of the femicide of his partner, reports France 3. Placé on guard &agrav; view, Nicholas. H admitted “having killedé his companion by having pre-said his gesture", explainedé the Boulogne-sur-Mer Public Prosecutor’s Office. A new tragedy which increases the number of feminicides in the world 33 since the start of the year, according to a count made by the All of Us collective. Present to the investigating magistrate this Wednesday, March 13, Nicolas H. was é indicted for "intentional homicide" for the murder of his partner, reports France Bleu.

Fake online relationship

In order to explain his terrible gesture, Nicolas H. explained: to investigators maintaining an emotional relationship on the Internet with another woman. Except that there you have it, the man would have paid the price for a scam, and the woman in question was in reality… a grazer, that is to say a scammer located in the city. most often in West Africa, indicated Guirec Le Bras, the prosecutor of Boulogne-sur-Mer, reports France 3. Browsers generally create false identities on the Internet with the aim of stealing money. attract Internet users up to extort large sums of money from them.

As a reminder, on January 28, the lifeless body of Alicia P., aged 28  years, had beené found &agrav; his home in Beussent (Pas-de-Calais). Her partner then indicated: to the gendarmes having discovered the body of his partner when returning from the bakery. À At the time, Nicolas H. had moved forward. the hypothesis of a theft that had gone wrong. An investigation into "murder" and "theft with violence resulting in" death" had therefore initially been é opened. A lead that was ultimately dismissed by the investigators after several inconsistencies and the discovery of this emotional relationship formed on the phone. social networks, which have since led to the confessions of the accused.