The investigating judge responsible for the investigation into the death of a woman killed by at least one dog in a forest in the Aisne, went to the scene on Wednesday, we learned from concordant sources, confirming information from the Union .
"A transport on the spot was organized this day in forest of Retz by the examining magistrate", indicated the prosecutor of the Republic of Soissons, Frédéric Trinh, specifying that the services of the national gendarmerie are on the spot to "ensure security ". According to our colleagues from the Union , the magistrate was accompanied by witnesses during this trip.
A reminder of the facts
Elisa Pilarski, 29, then pregnant, went for a walk with her dog Curtis and was found dead, on November 16, in the Retz forest, where a hunt was organized in parallel. According to the autopsy, the death was caused by "a hemorrhage following several dog bites to the upper and lower limbs and to the head".
Judicial information against X is in progress for “manslaughter by clumsiness, recklessness, inattention, negligence or neglect of a duty of care (…) resulting from the aggression committed by dogs”, entrusted to the interregional direction of the judicial police of Lille.
Long-awaited DNA analyzes
In order to identify the responsible animals, genetic samples were taken from 67 dogs: the 5 American Staffordshire by Elisa Pilarski and 62 dogs belonging to the Rallye la Passion association. The results are not yet known.
The chase crew, Sébastien van den Berghe, was placed under the status of assisted witness, an intermediate status between the indictment and the status of simple witness, at his request, according to his lawyer, who participated transport on Wednesday.
The prosecution is expected to communicate on this case in late February.
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