The teenage boyfriend of a 13-year-old girl who was found stabbed to death this morning in a street in central France has been taken into custody, police said.
The girl was found dead in the early hours of the morning in a street near the primary school in Clesaisse. She suffered multiple injuries and a knife was stuck in her neck.
Shortly afterwards, the girl's 14-year-old boyfriend was found and taken into custody, according to local police, who gave no further details about the suspect or the circumstances of the 13-year-old's death.
Police suspect that the teenager, who had been missing since Wednesday night, wanted to end their relationship. She was a student at the high school in Louni, a town near the village of Clesais where she lived, according to Pierre N'Gaan, president of the Dijon Academy.
"What happened is completely incomprehensible," he commented on BFMTV television channel, stressing that there was no indication at the school that the 13-year-old was a victim of harassment.
"She was a child without problems, who worked a lot," he said. When asked about reports that she was going through a "painful separation", he said it was "possible".
In Klese, a village of 800 people, the primary school where the 13-year-old had attended remained closed today. At its entrance, someone left a bouquet of pink and white roses. Another bloodstain could be seen a short distance away.
Source: APE-MPA
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