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Oh, that faceFrench Documentary.
Jul 1, 2025
Oh, that faceFrench Documentary.
Jul 1, 2025
Can someone translate to English the highlights pleaseOh, that face![]()
If it's my post, here's the translation into English by Google Translate:Can someone translate to English the highlights please
A little bit of information about the case from French newspapers, articles are translated into English by Google Translate. The grandparents have returned to the village, and are trying to gather new information.
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Mort d’Émile : de nouveaux éléments recueillis par les grands-parents et leurs avocats au Haut-Vernet
L’enquête sur la disparition d’Émile Soleil au Haut-Vernet (Alpes-de-Haute-Provence) prend un nouveau tournant. Les grands-parents, secondés de leurs avocats, ont mené une reconstitution minutieuse sur place. De...www-ladepeche-fr.translate.goog
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Mort d’Emile : après des mois de silence, ses grands-parents reviennent sur les lieux du drame
Après plusieurs mois d'absence, les grands-parents d'Emile Soleil ont été vu dans le Haut-Vernet, accompagnés de leurs avocats. Cette visite avait un but bien précis.www-closermag-fr.translate.goog
The other two are already translated through Google translate, even if the look to be in French, if you click on the links they will take you to the articles in English.
If you use Google as your web browser you can find Google Translate in the Google Apps dotted square up in the right-hand corner on the Google start page.
Father Gilliot had frequently expressed his emotional angst during the saga.![]()
Twist in death of Emile as grandparents, aunt and uncle are questioned
Emile's grandparents, Philippe and Anne Vedovini, and two of their children, Maximin and Marthe Vedovini spoke to the investigating judges of the criminal division of Aix-en-Provence on Tuesday.www.dailymail.co.uk
Sounds like a pretty classic child abuse death injury. Beating tends to be a leading cause of death in toddler and infant homicide, just from the cases I've followed.For those without an X.
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Horrific cause of death for Emile Soleil is revealed
A new report has now revealed disturbing details about Emile Soleil's cause of death and how his body was stored.www.dailymail.co.uk
According to Le Parisien, analysis of the bones has now revealed an injury on the cheekbone area, next to the right zygomatic bone.
The new report's leading hypothesis is that the lesion occurred from a deliberate blow causing 'violent facial trauma,' potentially inflicted using an object.
In addition, pollen and insect examinations revealed that the child's body had been kept 'for many months in an enclosed space, sheltered from the elements, but not very airtight'.
Places fitting this description could include a barn, stable or a similar agricultural setting.
The yellow t-shirt Emile had been wearing when he disappeared showed no signs of organic decomposition, and only pollen found in the Haut-Vernon area was detected.
This may suggest that the toddler's body was undressed very soon after his death.
Detectives had previously said they believed the remains of Emile were likely preserved in a protected, almost sterile environment like a freezer before being moved and found.
The new report comes as Emile's grandparents, aunt and uncle have been questioned for the first time since he disappeared.
I would guess he'd been closest to the two oldest children in the family, as the eight siblings that were with the grandparents when Emile disappeared was between 7 and 18. Father Gilliot was 85 when he died, and had worked as a university professor as well as a priest. I think that he had baptised Emile indicates that he was close to the mother.Father Gilliot had frequently expressed his emotional angst during the saga.
The priest was once very close to Emile's grandparents, along with two of their 10 adult children.
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Why these two children in particular and not the other eight or at least some of them? Was a sin covered up with the help of the priest? <modsnip: Not seeing anything to support this particular speculation>
I don't understand
A "heavy object" found??
Does it mean the alleged perp/s left the alleged murder weapon in plain sight?
And after so much time?
I would think such an object was hidden/disposed of.
And if the boy was seen "going downhill",
it means he indeed left the property, no?
Terrible case.
JMO
Does anyone have a map of the village that shows this area and alley?From the article above, some interesting new information about the last witness statement :-
On December 17, 2025, Le Parisien revisited the case of little Emile's death and the testimony of witness number 1. This man, in his sixties, appears to be the last known person to have seen little Emile in the minutes preceding his disappearance . According to statements he made to the gendarmes of the Marseille research section (Bouches-du-Rhône), he remembers watching the child walking downhill, taking a steep alley that passes in front of his home.
This witness also claims to have seen, within a very short period of a few minutes, Philippe Vedovini , the grandfather, Maximin, the uncle , and Marthe, the aunt of the boy, walking down the same street . Shortly afterwards, according to his account, he saw them turn back, going up the alley. These chronological details are invaluable to investigators. This testimony led them to re-interview Emile's family members.
'Heavy object' lends itself to blunt force. But it wouldn't have to be the case that an object was lifted to become a weapon. In the reverse, a child could be lifted. Perhaps it's such a heavy object that it was practically immovable. Such as a statue, gargoyle, bird bath...
JMO