After the murders of two teachers in the Hautes-Pyrenees on Monday, the Gendarmerie broadcast a call for witnesses on Friday with a photo of the man "suspected to be the perpetrator". Cedric Tauleygne (34), is suspected of killing Gabriel Fourmigue, and Aurelie Paradon, whom he is married to, on Monday in Pouyastruc, Hautes-Pyrenes, near Tarbes.
Investigators from Toulouse have established a telephone number, 0562348193, to receive testimonies, "24 hours a days, seven days a week". The man is described as European-type, athletic, with glasses, shaved hair and 1.75m tall. He is still wanted in France and Spain.
This worker in a factory in the Pyrenees-Atlantiques, wore blue jeans and a dark leather jacket at the time of the facts, indicate the gendarmes in their call for witnesses. According to a source close, the motorcycle was found in Jaca (Aragon), on the Spanish side.
Spanish police stated that they have "nothing new" on Friday. The investigation continues around Jaca. "The device remains active" without any further details. "Nothing in the state allows for the hypothesis that an individual is still alive, or dead", stated Cecile Gensac (prosecutor at Pau), in a press release.
Around Barbazan Dessus, where the couple was going through a divorce, 70 gendarmes crisscrossed the ground with a helicopter. Aurelie Pardon (32), and Gabriel Fourmigue (55) were both teachers of French and physical education at Desaix college in Tarbes' city center.
Tarbes prosecutor stated that the two teachers were "romantically closer" in recent weeks, after they had been on a school trip. An investigation was launched by the judicial branch, with the exception of "assassinations".
