More details of the investigation into the machista murder of Laure Zacchello were announced this Thursday: Baiona Attorney Jerome Bourrier, Deputy Prosecutor Stephanie Vessiere and Baiona Judicial Police Commissioner Karim Filali. Zacchello, 43, a native of Urruña, was last seen on the morning of June 21. Bourrier highlighted in a press conference the many nuances that the researchers drew attention to in the house register, as Naiz can read, since the interrogation of the weekend man revealed "serious and solid signs" of the involvement of the husband. However, other hypotheses are not ruled out.

Zacchello's husband, a former gendarme and a shooting athlete, has not been located by the researchers, who had two strong closets in his house. The woman's bag, the vehicle and other personal effects, including two mobiles, have been located at the victim's home. Bourrier was pessimistic about the chances of finding Laure Zacchello alive and said that they are ‘scarce’ as far as they are concerned. “We have to find Laure Zacchello at all costs,” they told the Court Hearing, according to the newspaper Sud Ouest.

History of violence

The attorney has pointed out that the couple was in “a divorce process that the husband did not admit” and that the woman was having a bad time lately “until she lay on the couch or with the children.”

In the record, Zacchello's writings were found on February 7, in which he pointed to a possible violent discussion between the couple. According to the news, the prosecutor said that on February 7 her husband went to the San Juan de Luz police station "to say that his wife died." According to reports, on February 10, police Zacchello approached the police station to tell her that her husband was being "harassed", but did not file a complaint.

The “appearances” of a robbery

The husband has been charged with a possible crime of robbery with violence in order to cover up his possible involvement in the disappearance of the woman. Bourrier has stated that the man's sister found her brother on the ground, outside the house, apparently unconscious, with a head injury and a stone nearby. Researchers have ruled out the hypotheses of theft, kidnapping or voluntary disappearance. The prosecutor has highlighted the "cold personality" of man and his "poor empathy" for the disappearance of women.

Concentration on Friday

The Feminist Movement of Ipar Euskal Herria has called a rally on Friday, June 28, at 18:30 in the afternoon in Urruña. If feminicide is confirmed, it will be the second time of the year in Euskal Herria and also in Lapurdi, as can be confirmed in the map of Machian murders carried out by Berria. Last April in San Juan de Luz a man "brutally" murdered his partner, according to Attorney Jerome Bourrier.