This Monday, at 6 p.m., began a white march in memory of Emma, the 14-year-old girl who was stabbed to death in Clesse in Saone-et-Loire. Her boyfriend, who was also her age, is suspected of killing her. On Friday, he was arrested and sentenced.
Our Journal de Saone-et-Loire colleagues reported that a procession left Laize's horse club, where Emma used to horse ride. To reach Clesse, the route covers more than 3 km. There are approximately 500 people present.
Another procession, still in silence, left the Clesse town hall. A total of 500 people are also present.
Emma's parents are no longer relevant
According to Me Patrick Uzan, Emma's lawyer, Emma's parents participated in the march. He states that the former are "annihilated" in the Saone-et-Loire newspaper.
"For the first-time in my career, the dignity of a family who had lost their reason for existence was a challenge to me. They aren't angry; they are annihilated in nothingness. Emma's parents are lost in their purpose.
