three drug substances found in the body of the victim

Three molecules, zolpidem, tetrazepam and tramadol, have been found in the body of Alexia Daval during blood and capillary samples, franceinfo learned on Wednesday, November 28, from a source close to the case, confirming information from the Parisian. These three substances had been absorbed by the victim in the months preceding his death.

Zolpidem, used as a sleeping pill, and tetrazepam, a muscle relaxant, had already been prescribed to Alexia Daval. On the other hand, the rate of tramadol, an badgesic, found in the badyzes make think of a "repeated" catch, specifies a source close to the file with Franceinfo. Is it taking this medicine that caused Alexia's "attacks" of aggression? "Crises" only Jonathann Daval witnessed. Other expertise is still in progress. According to relatives of the victim, Alexia has never been prescribed tramadol.

The civil parties ask to have access to the medical record of Jonathann Daval, to check the prescriptions concerning him and to see if there is not one of these molecules which was prescribed for him.

In addition, the number one suspect will be heard again in the judge's office Thursday morning in Besançon. Jonathann Daval, the 34-year-old computer scientist, continues to deny the facts, but will have to explain the many contradictions that emerge from the investigation. The last time he was interrogated by the investigating judge in June, Jonathann Daval retracted his confession and accused his brother-in-law Grégory Gay of strangling Alexia.

Jonathann Daval will have to explain in particular his DNA that was found on the body of his wife. There is also this cap of a bomb of flammable product discovered on the scene of crime that could belong to the computer scientist.

Jonathann Daval will also have to explain the hair of his mother, found in the trunk of his utility vehicle, which was used to transport the corpse. Jonathann Daval's mother denies any complicity in this affair. "The civil parties will never accept that the file is closed without the track of the complicity has been permanently purged"said Gilles-Jean Portejoie who defends the brother-in-law of Jonathann Daval, Gregory Gay.