On April 7, 2021, the lifeless body of Aurélie Vaquier was discovered, hidden under a concrete slab, at her home, in Bédarieux (Hérault). The young woman, aged 38, had not given any sign of life since January 28. The body of the victim could be identified thanks to a tattoo, very recognizable, and a piercing.
We learned on Wednesday that her ex-companion will be tried for aggravated voluntary homicide before an assize court. This qualification makes him incur the maximum penalty of life imprisonment.
“Throughout the investigation, the accused claimed to be in no way involved in the death of Aurélie Vaquier despite numerous incriminating elements set out in the 27 pages of the indictment order summarizing the procedure. “, Indicates the parquet floor of Béziers, in charge of the instruction.
The Montpellier Court of Appeal will soon set a date for this trial. Since his incarceration, all requests for the accused’s release have been rejected.