Les fouilles vont reprendre dans les Ardennes — Disparition d'Estelle Mouzin

  • par Thibaud Popelin
  • dans Monde
  • — Avr 6, 2021
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C'est une information révélée ce lundi par franceinfo. "Les efforts se concentrent donc sur Monique Olivier mais il ne faudrait pas que l'indisponibilité de Michel Fourniret conduise à essayer de donner à Monique Olivier un rôle qu'elle n'a pas et qu'elle n'a jamais eu", a insisté Me Delgenes. De nouvelles fouilles ont été organisées la semaine dernière dans les Ardennes, notamment à Issancourt, pour tenter de retrouver la dépouille de la petite Estelle Mouzin, disparue à l'âge de 9 ans, le 9 janvier 2003. "L'avocat d'Eric Mouzin, Me Didier Seban, cité par la radio, a indiqué qu'elle a donné des informations inédites qui vont orienter les enquêteurs " vers un lieu qui va être fouillé dans les jours qui viennent " dans les Ardennes".

Pour rappel, la petite Estelle Mouzin a disparu le 9 janvier 2003 alors qu'elle rentrait de l'école, à Guermantes (Seine-et-Marne). La justice a longtemps bégayé dans cette affaire. Le tueur en série Michel Fourniret a été mis en examen en novembre 2019 pour "enlèvement et séquestration suivis de mort". Monique Olivier est elle-même mise en examen pour complicité.


C'est un nouveau tournant dans l'affaire Estelle Mouzin. Elle a longtemps couvert l'alibi de son ex-époux qui affirmait avoir appelé son fils depuis leur domicile belge, le soir de la disparition de la fillette. Ce mardi, Le Parisien révèle que Monique Olivier a aidé son ex-mari à déplacer le corps d'Estelle Mouzin. Elle lui aurait parlé et aurait participé à sa séquestration durant plusieurs heures à Ville-sur-Lumes, dans les Ardennes, dans une maison appartenant à la sœur de Michel Fourniret.

L'ex-femme du tueur en série "confirme les déclarations de Michel Fourniret mais donne aussi des précisions sur le lieu où Estelle aurait été enterrée", indique-t-il.

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