A Mosellan lodged a complaint against X at the Yutz police station (North Moselle) after discovering that the jewels entrusted to the general funeral directors (PFG) were not on her boyfriend’s body, in the funeral chamber.
A young woman’s companion for nine years, the man died after a ruptured aneurysm at the age of 25 last November. He usually wore an earring and a curb chain with the name of his sweetheart on it. Jewelry that disappeared within the premises of the undertaker’s premises, which, according to the young complainant, admitted having been in their possession. However, no document attests to the delivery of the jewelry. “Were they lost, stolen, put on another body?” Asks the one who also wrote to the public prosecutor of Thionville.
On the professional side, no speaking point. Just a press release, launched by the OGF group, to which PFG belongs. “We are currently working with the competent authorities. We cannot comment on a pending case. Its representatives are reserving their version of the facts to the Thionville Criminal Court, which will soon be examining this affair.
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