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2mo ago

Meaux Prosecutor Urges Caution in Camélia Case as Dual Probes Advance

Prosecutors urge caution pending two ongoing inquiries.

Six jours après le suicide de la jeune Camélia, 17 ans, l’émotion est toujours vive à Mitry-Mory, en Seine-et-Marne. Mardi 13 janvier, la lycéenne s’est donné la mort en descendant sur les voies d'une gare . La jeune fille se disait harcelée. Ses derniers échanges avec sa mère sont poignants et éclairent les enquêteurs sur les raisons qui auraient poussé la jeune fille à mettre fin à ses jours.
Le rectorat de Créteil.

Overview

  • The Meaux prosecutor asked for the greatest prudence in public statements, citing complex interactions among students and confirming that police in Torcy are pursuing the judicial investigation under the parquet.
  • He said he will receive the family shortly following the funeral period, while stressing that a clear, unambiguous reading of events does not yet emerge at this stage.
  • Camélia, 17, died by suicide after leaving her lycée in Mitry-Mory, descending onto the tracks at Villeparisis–Mitry-le-Neuf; she was declared dead at 17:57.
  • Texts sent to her mother minutes earlier reported that she was told she was at fault, would face a disciplinary sanction, and was accused of “victimising,” following meetings convened by the principal on January 12 and 13.
  • The family filed a formal complaint on January 14 naming the principal and involved pupils, as public mourning grew, including a religious ceremony in Villeparisis attended by more than 1,500 people and local officials.