Already a month that they have not heard from them. The relatives of Leslie Hoorelbeke and Kevin Trompat, a couple in their twenties who disappeared on the night of November 25 to 26, want to be able to access the file. They do not believe in the thesis of voluntary disappearance.
A judicial investigation for worrying disappearance has been opened and a call for witnesses disseminated by the gendarmerie of Deux-Sèvres, but the 22-year-old woman and the 21-year-old man remain untraceable. They have not given any sign of life since the evening of Friday, November 25, which they had spent with a friend in Prahecq, a commune in the Niortaise agglomeration. The couple then had to spend the night in the neighboring house of another friend, who was absent.
The two vehicles of the missing were found in two different places: the young woman’s van at the scene in Prahecq and her friend’s converted van in Coulon. According to the friend in his forties with whom they had spent the evening, the two lovers had left around 2:30 in the morning.
A “bad meeting”?
Two weeks later, the discovery, in a container for recycling clothes, of Kevin’s driving license and some of the couple’s belongings in the town of Puyravault in Charente-Maritime had come to thicken the mystery.
“If she doesn’t let us know, she’s locked up,” Leslie’s mother-in-law says today. interviewed by FranceTVInfowho does not believe in the thesis of a runaway or an accident.
If the gendarmerie mobilized important means to find them, probing in particular the canals of the Marais poitevin, the parents of the disappeared, who think of “a bad meeting” organize their own research. “I had all the cellars in the Clou Bouchet buildings in Niort searched. I’m going to find those who hurt my son and Leslie!, said Kevin’s father, in the Courrier de l’Ouest earlier this week.
The investigators recall that anyone with information on this disappearance must immediately contact the Niort gendarmerie at 05.49.28.63.91 or dial 17.