Agnès Lassalle was killed by one of her students at the Saint-Jean de Luz institute in southwestern France. During the last farewell to the teacher, her husband danced for her to the tune of their favorite song.
Agnès Lassalle was killed by one of her students on February 22nd. The Spanish teacher who worked at a private Catholic school in Saint-Jean de Luz in southwestern France, she was stabbed in the heart by a 16-year-old teenager. The young man, suffering from mental problems, revealed to the investigators that he had acted “at the suggestion of some voices” who had told him to kill the Spanish teacher during the night.
The woman was stabbed in class shortly after her last lesson. A single stab wound to the heart that left her no way out. The other students alerted the authorities who, having arrived at the scene, blocked the entrances and exits to the institute and immediately arrested the 16-year-old perpetrator of the crime. The boy confessed to the murder and told the dynamics that had led him to attack the teacher for no apparent reason.
About a week after the death of Professor Agnès Lassalle, her funeral was celebrated. Her husband danced for her to the tune of Frank Sinatra’s Love, the song they used to listen to together at home.
The video went viral on social networks. Together with Angès’ husband, many other friends and relatives of the woman also danced arrived at the church for the last farewell. The man explained that he wanted to dance to the tune of that song for the last time as a gesture of love for his deceased partner, a way of remembering their relationship and their marriage in the beautiful moments that characterized it.
The crowd followed him to give him a metaphorical “hug” and give him comfort in a difficult moment. The dance was filmed by some mobile phones and then spread online, thus going viral with thousands of shares all over the world
