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Investigation into Onhaye deaths leads to drug suspect
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Missing father and son found dead in Investigation into Onhaye deaths leads to drug suspect
Following a two-month disappearance that began on June 27, the bodies of five-year-old Tyméo Brigou and his 29-year-old father, Bryan Brigou, were discovered in Onhaye, Namur province. The first body, believed to be Tyméo’s, was found on August 24 in a vegetated embankment along the N97 road. The second body, likely belonging to Bryan, was located the following day in a nearby wooded area. Bryan’s vehicle had previously been found abandoned near a local football club in late June. In mid-September, the Namur Prosecutor's Office confirmed the identities of both individuals through DNA testing. Toxicological analyses conducted on the samples revealed traces of drugs in Bryan Brigou, whereas Tyméo’s results were negative. Additionally, investigators Investigators also recovered Bryan Brigou’s mobile phone, which is currently undergoing phone for analysis. While these findings provide new details, they On September 27, Belgian authorities arrested a man in Charleroi in connection with the case. The suspect, born in 2001, faces charges related to drug trafficking that investigators believe may be linked to the fatalities. During interrogation, the suspect reportedly confessed to selling cocaine and cannabis to Bryan Brigou on the day of the disappearance, claiming he saw the child asleep in the car during the transaction. Due to the advanced state of decomposition of the remains, autopsies have not yet established been unable to determine the exact circumstances surrounding the deaths. cause of death for either Bryan or Tyméo. The judicial and scientific investigation remains ongoing as authorities explore multiple leads, including the possibility of murder-suicide or criminal involvement. leads.
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- 2026-09-28 20:17 UTC Investigation into Onhaye deaths leads to drug suspect
- 2026-09-15 09:13 UTC Missing father and son found dead in Onhaye
- 2026-09-01 04:11 UTC Missing father and son found dead in Onhaye
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