Overview
- The Versailles Court of Appeal and Chartres judicial tribunal officially closed the inquiry on July 30, confirming that MP Olivier Marleix died by suicide through hanging.
- Forensic examinations and analysis of Marleix’s phone ruled out external violence and corroborated the cause of death.
- Toxicology tests detected only moderate levels of alcohol, with no traces of medications or narcotics.
- The investigation noted Marleix’s recent psychiatric care for depression attributed to various personal and professional pressures.
- His funeral on July 11 in Anet was attended by around a thousand mourners, including prominent national and local political figures.