This Thursday morning, bones that may be of human origin, as well as clothing debris and a bag, similar to that of Lucas Tronche, were found in Bagnols-sur-Cèze (Gard), on rock walls, said in the afternoon Eric Maurel, the public prosecutor of Nîmes.
Forensic examinations, “and if possible genetic”, of the bones, will be carried out, continues the prosecutor of Nîmes. These clues were found by firefighters, less than a kilometer from the home of the teenager’s parents.
Lucas Tronche, a 15-year-old teenager, disappeared on March 18, 2015, when he had to go to a swimming lesson, without leaving a trace. Since then, research and investigations have not been able to lead to any serious leads. On June 7, M6 relaunched the investigation, in “Calls to witnesses”. But, according to the prosecutor, the operations launched this Thursday have no connection with the calls received during the emission.