Nantes: multiples vols dans un cimetière, un couple de retraités suspecté


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C’est un drôle de fait divers à raconter le jour d’Halloween. Mais le fond de l’histoire n’a pas fait rire les victimes. Loin de là. A Nantes, un couple de retraités -l’homme est âgé de 77 ans, la femme a 80 ans- a été interrogé par les gendarmes car suspecté d’avoir commis de multiples vols dans le cimetière de La Chapelle-sur-Erdre.


Depuis 2016, la gendarmerie de cette petite ville de Loire-Atlantique a reçu de nombreuses plaintes de proches de défunts enterrés dans ce cimetière: des couronnes de fleurs, des plaques et autres objets funéraires ne cessaient de disparaître.


Au total, ce sont 28 plaintes et 10 mains courantes qui ont été déposées. Les gendarmes ont bien entendu pris cette affaire au sérieux, d’autant plus qu’un autre cimetière du coin a été la cible du même type de vols: celui de Redon.



Lire aussi: 40 robes de Miss France volées lors d’un cambriolage



En menant l’enquête, les forces de l’ordre ont repéré le couple de personnes âgées en question. Deux de leurs proches reposaient dans les deux cimetières ciblés par ces vols.


Selon Presse Océan, qui a rapporté cette information mardi 30, une perquisition a été menée à leur domicile en fin de semaine dernière et leur butin était impressionnant.


Des plaques funéraires, des couronnes de fleurs artificielles, des crucifix, des statuettes et autres ornements de tombe ont été retrouvés.


Les suspects ont été interrogés et n’ont semble-t-il pas vu “où était le mal”. Ils risquent pourtant bien jusqu’à cinq ans de prison.



Et aussi:


Belgique: le maire de Mouscron égorgé dans un cimetière


Un cimetière oublié de la Première Guerre mondiale découvert dans la Meuse


Toussaint: les cimetières de France à visiter (diaporama)


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