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Émile Soleil Case: Custody of Grandparents and Relatives Extended

The investigation into Émile Soleil's 2023 disappearance intensifies as his grandparents and two relatives remain in custody for suspected homicide and concealment of a body.

Philippe Vedovini, le grand-père maternel d’Émile lors des obsèques organisées à Saint-Maximin-la-Sainte-Baume, le 8 février dernier.
La maison de Philippe Vedovini, le grand-père d’Émile, perquisitionnée ce mardi matin par les gendarmes de la Section de recherches de Marseille.
Un gendarme devant la maison des grands-parents maternels d'Emile Soleil, à La Bouilladisse, mardi 25 mars 2025.
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Overview

  • The custody of Émile Soleil's grandparents and two of their adult children has been extended by 24 hours as the investigation progresses.
  • Authorities conducted a search at the grandparents' home in La Bouilladisse, seizing a vehicle and a horse trailer for forensic examination.
  • Investigators are pursuing a familial angle, with further witness interviews and interrogations underway to clarify the circumstances surrounding Émile's death.
  • Émile Soleil, aged two and a half, disappeared in July 2023 while under the care of his grandparents in Haut-Vernet; his remains were discovered nine months later.
  • The family, part of a traditionalist Catholic community, has been under scrutiny, with unresolved questions still surrounding the cause and details of Émile's death.