Girl killed in Aosta, the prosecutor: ‘Auriane Nathalie Laisne victim of femicide’

“It was not a case of rapture, jealousy or passion. It is a classic feminicide which was determined by a motive of possession and the annulment of the victim’s will.” The chief prosecutor of Aosta, Luca Ceccanti, said this during a press conference regarding the murder of a 22-year-old French woman which occurred in recent days in La Salle. The person arrested in Lyon is “seriously suspected of the crime of premeditated and aggravated murder committed between 26 and 27 March”, added the magistrate.

The suspect was under precautionary measure

The man suspected of the murder had been stopped on March 25 at the Mont Blanc tunnel for a routine check, a few days before the crime, and was with the victim. However, the databases did not reveal that the judge had previously banned him from approaching her following acts of domestic violence. So Teima Sohaib, a 21-year-old from Fermo, continued the journey together with her partner, Auriane Nathalie Laisne, resident in Saint-Priest, a town in the metropolitan area of ​​Lyon. The girl was found a few days later, lifeless in a small abandoned church above La Salle, in Valle d’Aosta. He is suspected of the crime and was stopped on Wednesday evening by the gendarmerie in Lyon. The charge against him is aggravated murder.

The victim has been identified

Her name was Auriane Nathalie Laisne and she lived in Saint-Priest, a town in the metropolitan area of ​​Lyon, the girl found dead last Friday in the former chapel of the Equilivaz hamlet, above La Salle in the Aosta Valley. The girl was officially identified by her parents who arrived from France.