Bodies of Tyméo and father Bryan found: new lead in child's death
The circumstances surrounding the deaths of Tyméo and his father Bryan remain unclear. Investigators are exploring a new hypothesis about what happened.
New hypothesis in Tyméo case: child possibly died from heat in car
La Libre reports that the investigation into the deaths of young Tyméo and his father Bryan Brigou is progressing whilst awaiting toxicological results. RTL, citing a source close to the investigation, reports a new lead: Bryan Brigou allegedly left his young son alone in the car in full sun whilst he went to buy drugs.
The child is believed to have died in the vehicle from the heat. The father reportedly then placed the body in a nearby forest, crossed the road and took his own life.
This account remains a hypothesis for now. Investigators are ruling nothing out and are still trying to establish what actually happened.
Tyméo's mother does not believe this scenario. She maintains that a third party was involved and describes Bryan as a father who was very close to his son. He had even bought the boy toys that morning.
Sudinfo reports that no projectile traces were found near the bodies. This finding reduces the likelihood of outside involvement, without completely ruling out that possibility.
Toxicological analyses should establish whether Bryan Brigou had used drugs on the day in question. The results are therefore being awaited with anticipation by investigators.
Source: La Libre