The body of young Mayliss, 18, missing since February 14, was found this Thursday afternoon, lifeless, in Chilly-Mazarin (Essonne). Six people were taken into custody and an investigation was opened.
Thursday February 22, in the middle of the afternoon, the body of young Mayliss, 18 years old, missing since February 14, was found lifeless in Chilly-Mazarin (Essonne), “on the edge of the A6 motorway, on an embankment, not far from the entrance to a tunnel passing under the expressway” according to information from the Parisian. An investigation was opened for assassination, indicates the Ivry-Courcouronnes public prosecutor’s office this Friday, it is entrusted to the Val-de-Marne judicial police.
Six people in police custody, including her ex-boyfriend?
This Friday, February 23, an autopsy on Mayliss’ body must take place to try to determine the causes of death. In total, six people were placed in police custody in Créteil. The 17-year-old “boyfriend or former boyfriend of the victim” would be among these six people heard according to Le Parisien. A daily source indicates that “family members” could also be part of the group.
“It is this boyfriend or ex, who would have led the judicial police investigators to the body of the victim” specified a police source at the Figaro Thursday evening, which affirms the placement in police custody of the latter. One or more suspects could be referred to the Évry-Courcouronnes public prosecutor’s office this Friday, February 23.
Missing since February 14
Originally from Vitry-sur-Seine (Val-de-Marne), the young woman had not given any sign of life since February 14. She had just been seen for the last time in her hometown. She also sent a final message on the social network Snapchat at the stroke of 3 a.m. to his loved ones.
At that time, Mayliss was in a car with a young man whose identity is still unknown. She was last located in Chilly-Mazarin. The Créteil public prosecutor’s office had opened an investigation into a worrying disappearance entrusted to the personal crime suppression brigade to try to find the young woman, in vain.