US EditionGrandparents Arrested in Connection with Death of French Toddler Émile Soleil
- Philippe and Anne Vedovini were arrested on suspicion of voluntary homicide and concealing a corpse related to their grandson Émile Soleil's death.
- Émile Soleil, who went missing in July 2023 at his grandparents' home in Haut-Vernet, had his remains found in March 2024.
- The Forensic Science Department confirmed that the remains belonged to Émile and were discovered about a mile from his grandparents' home.
- Aix-en-Provence prosecutors stated that four individuals, including the grandparents, could face charges of intentional homicide and concealing a corpse.
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More news on the case of little Emile Soleil, the two-and-a-half-year-old boy who disappeared in 2023. Yesterday the arrest of family members, today the release and a new clue told by the investigators
The French police published new findings on the death of the two-year-old Émile on Thursday. The boy disappeared in the summer of 2023 in the mountain village of Le Vernet, his skull appeared almost a year ago in a nearby forest area. Shortly afterwards, investigators at a nearby creek also discovered the T-shirt, the shoes and underpants that Émile wore on the day of his disappearance. The boy was on holiday with his grandparents when they lost…
Émile was two years old when he disappeared from the village of Le Vernet in France in the summer of 2023. Later, walkers found bones of the child. Now there is new evidence of a crime.
Five fresh unanswered questions in Emile Soleil case as cops FREE grandparents
SEVERAL unanswered questions still remain over Emile Soleil’s death after his body was found 266 days after he first vanished in France. Investigations are continuing into the two year old’s mysterious passing with several crucial lines of inquiry ongoing. AFPEmile Soleil’s remains were found last March as investigations continue into his alleged murder[/caption] EnterpriseLittle Emile vanished in France 266 days before his remains were discover…
The disappearance and death of little Émile are becoming more and more puzzling. At a press conference, the French investigators report on new details that make an accident death very unlikely.
In the case of a toddler found dead in France, his grandparents, an aunt and an uncle were released from police custody after two days.The interrogation took about 17 hours, said the lawyer of the grandfather, Isabelle Colombani, on Thursday. Another lawyer was confident that "the trace within the family" could be excluded.The 59-year-old grandfather, who is regarded as the strict head of an arch-Catholic family, had been unexpectedly arrested t…
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