The Poitevine family Tiphaine Veron does not give up in his fight to find the young woman who disappeared in 2018 during a trip to Japan in the city of Nikko. While the investigating judge in charge of the case in Poitiers announced last June that she was going close the file
and that she would not go there, Tiphaine’s relatives fight back. They have secured the services of a new lawyer, Maître Corinne Hermann, and will request that the investigation be transferred to the new center of “cold cases“which was just created in Nanterre.
A division of classified cases that has five full-time magistrates and who are currently investigating about forty unsolved cases. “A perfect setting for the investigation of Tiphaine’s case“Explains his brother Damien.
Tiphaine’s family will also work with a leading figure in the movement “Me too“in Japan, the Australian Catherine Jane, victim of rape twenty years ago in the archipelago. “A personality well known to the Japanese and who should help us relaunch the investigation thanks to his experience in the Japanese judicial system. From Nikko the observation is obvious: there are assaults on women but Japanese journalists never talk about it. “ Relatives who intend to maintain pressure on local authorities: a letter was delivered to the Japanese ambassador in Paris on Friday asking for a real investigation.
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