The 14-year old teenager who confessed the murder of his girlfriend, was found stabbed to death in Macon on Thursday. He did not receive "abolition" and will be subject to a criminal sanction, it was announced Friday.
The young man was taken into police custody on Friday morning. A psychiatric specialist examined him and concluded that the young man had a "significant alteration in discernment", making him available at this stage for a criminal sanction, according to Macon Eric Jallet, the public prosecutor.
Clesse, a wine-growing village in Saone-et-Loire, was still in shock Friday after the grisly discovery of the body.
As reported by the Journal de Saone-et-Loire, flowers were seen along the small path that ran behind the school. The faces of the victims were sealed at the exit to the former school. Few residents spoke out of respect for the victim's family, who most residents are familiar with. Clesse resident: "We are in mourning"
Eric Jallet explained Thursday that the victim's boyfriend was educated at the college Lugny near Clesse and had confessed the murder during a night meeting.
"New hearings were held for the detainee, which highlighted the young man's desire and determination to kill. He believed his act could have been facilitated by the fact the victim loved him. He claimed he had been practicing knife handling. The autopsy "exactly described the beatings," the prosecutor said Friday, adding that the autopsy was still in progress.
Eric Jallet clarified that he would be donating to the Chalon-sur-Saone criminal pole prosecutor's office, "with the intention of opening up information." A source in the judiciary stated that the teenager should be brought before an examining magistrate at the end of each day.
