Friday April 4 at the Senlis judicial court, a delivery man of a well -known brand of florists enters the premises by the main door. Like any visitor, he passes the security portico. It is loaded with two bouquets of very fragrant white roses and pretty to look at.
At the reception, the delivery person requests the management of the prosecutor’s office and that of the investigating judge. Embarrassed call from the reception agent in the services concerned. It is unusual indeed.
“Sorry, you won’t be able to deliver your flowers,” apologizes the agent to the delivery man who turned a bit surprised.
The prosecutor’s office and that of the investigating judge did not accept what could appear as a simple present.
Only here, the author of this initiative is none other than Sylvaine Grévin, née Belair, Bénédicte’s sister, resident of Pont-Sainte-Maxence found by her spouse already 8 years ago, April 4. Through this flower delivery, the sister who is initiative of many actions aimed at having everyone recognized that the death of Bénédicte is not the fruit of a simple accident found this solution to mark the spirits. Deliver 8 white roses to the prosecutor, 8 others to the office of the investigating judge.
“Eight white roses to remind you that 8 years have passed since the death of my pretty sister Bélair Belair”, could be read on the box to the recipients.
Mark the spirits and continue to fight for the search for the truth. Here is the initiative of the one that created the FNVF, the National Federation of Women’s Victims.
“Eight white roses to keep in mind this fatal day of April 4, 2017 when his martyred body was found lying in his dining room at his home in Pont-Sainte-Maxence”
“Eight white roses for a woman considered unimportant by the police and not having protected her before her death having attempted invisibility after his death during a sloppy investigation”
“Eight white roses symbolizing just as many years of fighting in the face of a mistreatment of the civil parties”
“Eight white roses to remind you of the injustice made to it”
“Eight white roses also reminding you of the time that passes for our elderly mother. Will she one day see the author of the facts condemned? ”
“Eight white roses as our Father loved them who, luckily, will not have experienced the tragic death of his so loved daughter”
“Eight white roses to make you hear our distress if not feeling our pain”
“Eight white roses bringing you back to your impartiality, your humanity, your dignity”.
The terms are strong, but could it be otherwise on the part of Sylvaine Grévin who has been fighting tirelessly for so many years.
It is that this file which will most certainly become a case of school has led a family to compete in the great machine of justice, to have the state condemned within the framework of the history of the destruction of the seals, to seize the CSM, the Superior Council of the Magistracy and as previously said, to be at the origin of the creation of this federation of victims.
The years pass, Sylvaine Grévin and his relatives remain undeniably determined that the truth bursts, that those responsible pay, in short, justice be done.
This anniversary date is ultimately a recall bite. Sylvaine Grévin will never give up … but the flowers have not been delivered.
