An investigation has been launched following the tragic discovery of a 19-year-old student's body in the Bois de Boulogne, Paris. The Paris prosecutor's office confirmed that the investigation, classified as voluntary homicide, has been assigned to the criminal brigade of the Paris judicial police. As of now, the body removal process is ongoing, and the victim has not yet been formally identified. No arrests have been made, according to the public prosecutor's office.
The victim, a student at the University of Paris-Dauphine, had been reported missing by her parents after she failed to return home on Friday. Concerned for her safety, her family alerted friends, leading to a search organized in the Bois de Boulogne, where her mobile phone had been geolocated. It was during this search that her relatives discovered her body, prompting them to notify the authorities.
The young woman was last heard from around 2 p.m. after lunch at the university, and her phone was traced to the Bois de Boulogne shortly before her body was found. The search was coordinated through social media, with a meeting point established for volunteers. The investigation is still in its early stages, and authorities are awaiting further information regarding the circumstances surrounding her death.
- The Bois de Boulogne is a large public park located in the western part of Paris, often frequented by locals and tourists alike. This tragic incident has raised concerns about safety in the area, prompting discussions on the need for increased vigilance and community awareness.
- As investigations proceed, the Paris judicial police are expected to delve deeper into the circumstances surrounding the young woman's disappearance and death. The case has drawn significant media attention, highlighting the importance of addressing issues related to student safety and mental health.
