A Taxi Driver Wanted For Having Overthrown The Partner Of His Mistress

Criminal Police Flacq is the kits Persedoss Prakash, a taxi driver Clemencia, from midday on Monday, November 7.Investigators led by Assistant Superintendent Ramgoolam accuse this man of 35 years to have fatally spilled the day before Consistent Jean Jacques Nicolas, 37, partner of his mistress, Marie Mariella Ornella Fortuno, 22.

It is in the village of Trou d'Eau Douce, that this murder took place. Jean Jacques Nicolas True, a resident of Bel-Air-Dry River, was eventually discovered that his partner was cheating on him with the taxi driver. Repeat offender, he made back and forth to jail, and it was during his absence that the young woman, with whom he had two children, consoled himself in the arms of Persedoss Prakash.

Sunday afternoon, Jean Jacques Nicolas Faithful has a fight with it and was beaten with a bottle. The young woman immediately rounded up her lover who soon led to the Flacq Hospital to obtain a "Form 58" to be signed by a physician of the State to certify that it has been beaten.

This is the return that the taxi driver saw Jean Jacques Nicolas Faithful walking on the roadside. "Anu Avoy li eat,"exclaimed Prakash Persedoss by shining his Toyota Carina to his rival, sending it into the background. The latter was already dying of a fractured skull when he was discovered to 19.30.

Police Trou d'Eau Douce, who first thought of a hit and run (hit and run), the head of forensic police, Dr. Sudesh Kumar Gungadin He was then advised to'approfondir its investigation and to look to the CID of Flacq.

Especially since the victim was lying next to a pylon and there was no trace of debris or braking on the road.

Having been informed that Jean Jacques Nicolas Faithful had an argument with his partner earlier in the afternoon, the investigators then cooked it. On the morning of Monday, she recounted in detail the circumstances of the drama. Her lover's car, registered 1362 ZM 99, was found shortly after a break to the rich Mare damaged windshield.

At 17 hours, Monday, investigators had not yet put the collar of Persedoss Prakash.