CALL FOR WITNESSES The relatives of Maxime Pluchard, 24, have launched an appeal for witnesses after the young man vanished on the road between a nightclub and his home in Valenciennes
Maxime Pluchard, 24, disappeared on the night of December 3 to 4, in Valenciennes, in the North. — 20 Minutes
A 24 year old young man vanished when leaving a discotheque on the night of Saturday to Sunday, at Valenciennes, in the North. Four days later, concern increases over the fate of Maxime Pluchard. His relatives launched a call to witnesses and a police investigation was initiated. open.
Saturday, around 3 o’clock in the morning, the young man left alone. the nightclub L’Opéra bar, avenue du Général Horne, to return to; foot his home located to one kilometer away. According to his relatives, he had warned his friend that he was on his way. Except that Maxime never arrived. home and no longer gave sign of life since.
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A search organized this Wednesday
Always according to his relatives, the young man was seen around 3 a.m., from the side of the from Nungesser, not far from the nightclub, “running quite fast after cars” His phone was then tampered with. found near the tram stop “Sainte-Catherine”, between L’Opéra bar and his home. For the moment, the video surveillance has only been able to confirm that Maxime was indeed going up the street, skirting the tram between the Nungesser and Sainte-Catherine stops.
A search is organised, this Wednesday, at 4:30 p.m. from the Opera bar. People with information are invited to contact 17.
