This is a major step forward in the Seïf case. The results of the toxicological analyzes communicated a few days ago reveal the presence of cocaine and alcohol in his blood to the tune of 1 gram 98. These drinks could explain the fact that he was turned away from the QG nightclub on the night of July 23 to 24 in Besançon because of his restless behavior. But also the blows to a CCTV camera in front of the establishment following this.
This 25-year-old young man died two weeks ago after falling several meters Faubourg Taragnoz in Besançon, while he was being chased by one of the managers of the nightclub and a security guard. The police then tried to arrest him, but the fatal fall took place shortly before.
These results are a blow for the family and the support group who refuted the thesis of the accident, yet confirmed by the autopsy, but also partly the consumption of alcohol.
The progress of the investigation also dismantles the statements of a man who presented himself on social networks as being a key witness in the case who had seen the police beat the young man to death. Finally heard by the police, he retracted, admitting to having imagined the circumstances of the tragedy.
Now it remains to be seen how the complaint filed for intentional homicide by Maître Alimi, the family’s lawyer, will be brought to justice.
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