Little Emile Found Dead

The bones of Emile Soleil, who was two and a half years old when he disappeared on 8 July in the Alpine village of Vernet, France, have been found by a hiker.

Emile was the son of a devout family who attended the traditional Mass. "On Saturday, the police were informed of the discovery of bones near the hamlet of Vernet," prosecutor Jean-Luc Blachon told French media.

Genetic tests allowed them to attribute the bones to Emile. Investigators are now working to establish how he died. The child's remains were discovered in an area that had been searched several times.

A massive local search involving dozens of police and soldiers, sniffer dogs, a helicopter and drones failed to find the boy last summer. This means that the child's body was dumped there later, probably by his killer.

Charlie Hebdo, a French 'satirical' newspaper known for its contempt for God and man, and therefore strongly supported by those in power, repeatedly mocked the child's disappearance because he belonged to a Catholic family.

The tragic public appeal of Emile’s mother after the disappearance of her son in the video below:

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