Returning from a long Ascension weekend, the Marais residents learned with amazement that their neighborhood, usually so calm, had been the scene of a terrible news item on the night of Saturday May 28 to Sunday 29 The crime scene is barely believable, worthy of a noir series.
That night, two night owls passing through rue de Poitou (3rd) around 4 a.m. came across a bloodied man leaning against a wall near the Lou Yétu store.
They alerted the firefighters who, on site, noted the death. The police are there too. The victim is identified. He is a 33-year-old young man born in 1989. He was killed with a knife and several blows to the chest. Initially, no information on the motives for the crime was communicated. But forensic scientists set to work on the crime scene.
During Sunday morning, the street was cordoned off so that investigators could calmly analyze the situation and take DNA traces. They work on site until lunchtime then pack up around 13 p.m. The street then returns to its normal appearance while the Paris criminal brigade is responsible for the investigation. An autopsy, at the forensic institute, is scheduled for Monday morning, May 30.
Text: Axel G
30.05.22
NEWS, IT'S THIS WAY
The Marais Crossings 2024: surprises and emotions (from 13/15 to 09/XNUMX)
From September 13 to 15, 2024, Le Marais celebrates the 10th anniversary of its cultural festival “Les Traversées du Marais”. Under the theme of “Surprise”, this anniversary edition promises to shake up the senses and certainties of strollers, in a district where history rubs shoulders with the avant-garde.
Heritage Days 2024: the secrets of the Marais
Le Marais, an architectural showcase of historic Paris, is preparing to reveal its hidden treasures during the 2024 Heritage Days. This district, once a marshland that became a stronghold of the nobility in the XNUMXth century, is home to an exceptional density of private mansions and historic buildings, silent witnesses to the splendor of yesteryear.
The Paralympic flame in an exoskeleton
Emotional sequence on August 28 in front of the Carreau du Temple when the Paralympic Games flame appeared on rue Eugène Spuller (3rd) in front of the Carreau du Temple. The president of the French Paralympic Sports Federation Guislaine Westelynck first passed the flame, under the Carreau hall, to Elodie Clouvel…
NOW ON LE MARAIS MOOD
The Marais Crossings 2024: surprises and emotions (from 13/15 to 09/XNUMX)
From September 13 to 15, 2024, Le Marais celebrates the 10th anniversary of its cultural festival “Les Traversées du Marais”. Under the theme of “Surprise”, this anniversary edition promises to shake up the senses and certainties of strollers, in a district where history rubs shoulders with the avant-garde.
Heritage Days 2024: the secrets of the Marais
Le Marais, an architectural showcase of historic Paris, is preparing to reveal its hidden treasures during the 2024 Heritage Days. This district, once a marshland that became a stronghold of the nobility in the XNUMXth century, is home to an exceptional density of private mansions and historic buildings, silent witnesses to the splendor of yesteryear.
Private cruise on the Seine: a perfect moment
Like the Olympic athletes at the opening ceremony, Le Marais Mood embarked on a cruise on the Seine. But for a private cruise, in a small group (six passengers), with champagne on tap. This is what Green River Cruises offers for 450 euros for a one and a half hour cruise.
