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Marcel Pillod still denies having murdered Albert Blaise.
On 17 May 2017, a suitcase floating on the Charleroi-Brussels cbad in Viesville attracts the attention of a lock keeper. It has a nauseating odor and weighs more than 60 kilos. And for good reason: inside, the investigators discover the corpse of a man. The victim is quickly identified as Albert Blaise, 74 years old and living at Tumelaire Street in Charleroi.
The Charleroi PJF launches on two simultaneous tracks: the model of the bag is rather particular and is only sold in two stores in Belgium: in Antwerp … and in Charleroi. Only one copy was purchased on April 17, 2017. It was precisely on this date that Albert Blaise's pacemaker stopped at exactly 3:45 pm
The surveillance cameras of the leather goods store allow the police to identify the buyer, namely Marcel Pillod (61 years old), an acquaintance of Albert Blaise. Intercepted, the latter explains that he bought this suitcase to "go on holiday in Spain". But the coincidence is too blatant. Pillod finally recognize having gone to Albert Blaise who owed him 6000 euros. "When I arrived home, he was already dead" he explains. "I found his bank card and I paid back the money he owed me. That's why I got rid of his body. " After having put the corpse into the trunk and put it in the trunk of his car, Marcel Pillod went to Viesville to throw it into the cbad. Bad luck for him, the "package" eventually come to the surface. Placed under arrest warrant for murder, the suspect formally denies killing Albert Blaise. But the man has delivered several versions since his arrest, before pbading the test of the polygraph. Last May, Marcel Pillod was released under an electronic bracelet by the council chamber of Charleroi. Me Christian Mathieu tried this Tuesday a release under conditions. In vain. The investigation is nearing its end and there is reason to believe that the suspect will go to trial with the electronic bracelet at the ankle.
F.D.
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