A fifth corpse appears in the Seine, at the doors of Paris

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Another Corpse Found in the Seine: What’s Happening in Paris?

In a shocking development, a fifth corpse has been discovered floating in the Seine, just a stone’s throw from the heart of Paris. This grisly find, only a kilometer from the capital, raises urgent questions about safety and crime in our cities.

The police, despite the alarming trend, claim they do not yet link this body to the notorious serial killer suspected of murdering four other men, whose remains were dredged up from the very same river just weeks ago. Are authorities trying to downplay a more significant issue at hand?

“These findings are not just a coincidence; they’re a call to arms for the local community,”

the local residents are demanding answers, especially since the latest body was found under the Nelson Mandela bridge in Charen-Le-Pont. Discovered by the river brigade, the corpse was reportedly in advanced decomposition, with no visible signs of violence. But is the absence of visible wounds a sign of innocence, or a smokescreen for a much darker reality?

The Shocking Facts Behind the Bodies

Previously, it was revealed that the first four victims exhibited no outward injuries as well. Yet, investigation pointed to a Tunisian suspect, Monji H., an irregular immigrant who lived in a makeshift camp. This man is under arrest, facing multiple homicide charges without any confession. What gets lost in the investigation is the larger context: the failures of our immigration policies. Is this the consequence of unchecked migration?

All victims were found close to popular areas used for summer recreation.
The police suspect homophobia might be a motive behind these crimes.
A chilling connection linking the victims through social media messages.

Mayor Hidalgo’s Reckless Decision

The discovery of this gruesome fifth corpse ominously coincides with Paris Mayor Anne Hidalgo’s reckless decision to extend bathing in the Seine until September 21. This effort to attract tourists by opening the river for public swimming—after over a century of bans due to hygiene concerns—seems increasingly bizarre in light of recent events.

In practical terms, these bodies were found alarmingly close to the designated bathing areas. The latest corpse was discovered just two kilometers away from the popular Bercy bath zone, which can host hundreds of people at once. Can you imagine the horror if another body was discovered during busy swimming hours?

This situation calls for urgent action. Are we sacrificing public safety at the altar of tourism and Olympic glory? Citizens demand accountability as the protests against this prioritization of tourism over safety grow louder.

It’s time to question the safety of our streets and the motives behind decisions made by those in power. Fear and insecurity are becoming daily realities for Parisians, and we can’t ignore this danger any longer!