"He Fooled Everyone": After the Trappes Attack, Kevin Tessier, "the Black Beast" Told by His Family
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The hearings of his parents and a friend, of which "The World" has come to know, tell of the radicalization of the killer, between disturbed childhood, psychological fragility, racist obsessions related to current events and violent altercations.
The far-right act of Trappes would almost have perished in the chaos of social unrest in France. Now interrogation protocols have become public, which show in which world of thought the perpetrator lives.
Hear from the investigators, the perpetrator's entourage of the racist attack in Trappes admits that he never really took the threats of the latter seriously.
INQUIRY - From Guyancourt's kindergarten court to the Trappes bombing, Kevin Tessier's relatives describe to investigators an unstable man, isolated, gnawed by disease and growing racist hatred. And a family that didn't see anything coming. Le Figaro consulted their auditions.
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