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I'm sorry I can't give credit to the blogger(s) who created this site -- http://fdpu1004.centerblog.net/rub-faits-divers-meurtre--15.html but I can't seem to find attribution. Near the bottom of the page, there is an early article (I think by Irene Thomadis) on Audrey's murder, dated December 31, 2010 4 pm. It's in French. I can't vouch for the accuracy of the details and my French is rusty, but I believe it gives more detail than I have seen in other accounts --at least, as I remember. For example, the line «Nous avons établi qu’il y avait eu 12 coups de couteau ainsi que d’autres blessures que nous analyseront sous peu» seems to indicate a very specific number of wounds by knife and other injuries; "Il est possible que plusieurs individus aient pris part au crime" indicates that it's possible there is more than one perp.
I guess the latter idea is not especially new. More interesting, I think, is the reference to 'other injuries that will be analyzed shortly'; I don't think we have ever been apprised of the 'other injuries.' We've only been told there was some kind of sexual component, but not how or why.
I don't actually think some of these precise details are important -- there's something unseemly about graphic descriptions. But as we approach the third "anniversary" I do think the public needs some more info in order to help generate more leads. This is all I could find; it may not be new and perhaps not useful.
I guess the latter idea is not especially new. More interesting, I think, is the reference to 'other injuries that will be analyzed shortly'; I don't think we have ever been apprised of the 'other injuries.' We've only been told there was some kind of sexual component, but not how or why.
I don't actually think some of these precise details are important -- there's something unseemly about graphic descriptions. But as we approach the third "anniversary" I do think the public needs some more info in order to help generate more leads. This is all I could find; it may not be new and perhaps not useful.