Two young French people on holiday in Catalonia were amazed when they realized on Monday they had just spent five days on the run with a Belgian killer who had introduced himself to them under a false name.
“We completely panicked. When we saw what he had done, we had no problem denouncing him. We didn’t know how to do that without putting ourselves in danger. “We said we had to act quickly,” said Myriam, 22, and Yanis, 21, as reported by Le Parisien on Wednesday.
Just days earlier, the two young Frenchmen were on the run in the presence of the Belgian killer Adrien Rompen, who was sentenced to 20 years in prison in 2017 for the murder of his wife Charlène Grosdent and had introduced himself to them by the name of “Victor”, tweeted she.
However, as the days went by, the individual became increasingly insistent on the two friends feeling uncomfortable, revealing vague details about his life to them, such as the fact that he had already served a stint in prison and that his children hated him . The latter also only paid in cash and had no valid phone number or address.
But one day, when he inadvertently slipped his real first name into a conversation, the duo spotted the pot of roses and wrote “Adrien, Belgium wanted” on the Google search engine, revealing the face of their new boyfriend.
According to the French newspaper, Adrien Rompen, who has been on the run since June 9, had used a holiday to go on the run and escape from his prison in Marche-en-Famenne, Belgium.
Fortunately, the two friends who were supposed to see the man that afternoon came up with the idea of contacting the European emergency number 112 to report the situation of the man in his forties, who was eventually arrested, to the great relief of his loved ones. the victim and two friends.
“So, story summary: Beware of people you don’t know. We can never say it often enough. There are crazy people everywhere in this world. my next mission [c’est de] To denounce Xavier Dupont de Ligonnès. “With my karma, there’s a chance I’ll meet him,” the young woman concluded on Twitter.