Marie-Hélène Thoraval reacted on our antenna two weeks after the death of young Thomas in Crépol (Drôme) and after ultra-right violence that occurred in her town.
Marie-Hélène Thoraval, DVD mayor of Romans-sur-Isère (Drôme), announced on BFMTV that she had filed a complaint after receiving death and “decapitation” threats yesterday, Wednesday, November 29.
“Yesterday morning I received two anonymous calls which were made to the town hall switchboard with a message that was more like intimidation, asking me if I had a Kalashnikov at home and if I had security guards. body,” she said.
“It went up a notch in the afternoon when at that moment I received a private message on Instagram specifying that I was planned to be decapitated, that my skull would be juggled and that all that would be done within a month. It’s a real death threat,” continued Marie Hélène Thoraval.
“I filed a complaint yesterday”, declared the councilor on our antenna, “in these messages I am described as a fascist, I imagine where that comes from”.
“There will be one before Thomas and one after Thomas”
The mayor says she received these messages “with composure and determination”. “I am so encouraged to say out loud what I think quietly that I will continue,” she added.
Two weeks after the death of young Thomas in Crépol (Drôme) in circumstances that the investigation has yet to determine, Marie-Hélène Thoraval believes “that there will be one before Thomas and one after Thomas”.
“It is not a news item, in what happened in Crépol, there is really this notion of attack which emerges”, declared the mayor of Romans-sur-Isère on our antenna, “it “There is something happening in society in relation to this event.”
Violent rallies organized by the ultra-right were held last week in Drôme in reaction to the death of young Thomas during a village festival.