Xavier Dupont de Ligonnès case: the DNA of the man seen in Doubs does not match

Three people thought they recognized Xavier Dupont de Ligonnès at the monastery of Montferrand-le-Château in Doubs. The results of the DNA tests established that it was not him.

Wanted for 13 years for the murder of his wife and four children, Xavier Dupont de Ligonnès remains untraceable. After the report of a woman , then two other people, believing "possible" that an individual crossedé in a convent recently, namely Xavier Dupont de Ligonnès in Doubs last March, the'DNA taken from on cans consumed during a religious gathering was not that of France's most famous fugitive.< /p>

The events took place in a community Dominican sisters of Bethania,   Montferrand-le-Château, near Besançon, a few weeks ago, at the beginning of March. One of the members came accompanied by a certain man. Jeans. This famous Jean was suspect; to be Xavier Dupont de Ligonnès.

Numerous reports

"Jean" would have been hosted two nights by the participants à the vigil before resuming their journey without identity documents. Four other people present at the meeting the vigil and also having seen Jean thought that it was not him. An investigation to "research into the causes of the disappearance" had been opened. DNA samples from cans drunk by the visitor were analyzed by the Criminal Research Institute of the national gendarmerie and allowed us to lift the veil on this report.

This new, inconclusive lead is added to the thousands of reports already available. received regarding the disappearance of XDDL in April 2011. The most famous remains the huge error of October 2019 when Scottish authorities have arrested &agrav; at Glasgow Airport a certain Guy Joao, suspected of to be Xavier Dupont de Ligonnès and placed in the on guard &agrav; view &agrav; time. In reality, Guy Joao had absolutely nothing to do with it. see with Xavier Dupont de Ligonnès. It was a withdrawal' living in Yvelines and making regular trips to Scotland.