Four corpses found along the banks of the Seine River, near Paris, lead to an apprehension
A gruesome discovery was made a week ago in the Seine near Paris, in the suburb of Choisy-le-Roi. A passenger on a train initially alerted the police to the presence of four bodies in the vicinity.
Upon arrival, investigators found a total of four bodies, which had likely been in the water for several days. The victims were men of North African and African origin, according to the newspaper "Le Parisien". One of the victims was identified as a local man, who was found to have been in the water for a shorter period.
The connection between the victims remains unknown at this point. One of the men was found to have been strangled, and another had signs of violence. The details of the other two bodies were not disclosed, citing ongoing investigations.
The suspect linked to the murders at the Seine riverbank in Paris is a 24-year-old man born in Algeria. He was arrested under suspicion of multiple murders committed in different ways, according to the prosecution.
The Seine flows slower at the discovery site compared to other areas, suggesting the bodies may have been washed up there. The arrest was made a week after the discovery of the bodies.
No further details were given about the other two bodies or the suspect. The investigation is ongoing, and more information is expected to be released as the case progresses.
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