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PJ investigators are stunned by the news, their precinct that experienced exactly the same episode there is a little over a year, in November 2013. The number 3 of the PJ, also aged 44, s' was sitting at his desk and was shot in the head. This father had left a letter in which he said "not [to] feel up to [his] duties." It was then Helric Fredou who discovered his dead colleague. SRPJ the investigators were there two years mentioned in off a "terrible" atmosphere and "profound difficulties with the hierarchy." But the investigation had stopped there. The floor of Limoges had found a suicide no direct link with the work. Unlike his colleague, Helric Fredou did not leave letter explaining his actions. Pascal Cayla, representative of the Alliance union, acknowledged that everyone was "shot" at the police: "It was a very human and close to people.
originally posted by: OtherSideOfTheCoin
originally posted by: SubTruth
a reply to: OtherSideOfTheCoin
I will say it again what are the odds the French leadership would put a mentally unstable officer on one of the biggest cases in the history of France..............It would not happen. They would want only the top tier officers handling this for obvious reasons.
No its not!
Depression does not make one "mentally unstable"
I have worked with loads of people who have depression or have had at some point in their lifes,
your attitude is why mental health gets such bad stigma.
1 in4 of us will have a mental health issue at some point, thats 1 in 4 of the entire population, society would stop working if we said that 1 in 4 people could not hold certain jobs because they have depression or some other mental illness.
Its not like he was a paranoid schizophrenic in the middle of having a total break down as they assigned him the job. He was depressed, he had a very stressful job, probably half the guys in his office had depression.
a reply to: Cobaltic1978
Helric Fredou was involved in the investigation of the Charlie Hebdo murders and had been assigned to investigate one of the victims family.
originally posted by: elementalgrove
a reply to: Cobaltic1978
I mean for any of those who are actually hearing the MSM script on this and buying it, you may seriously wish to question your critical thinking abilities!
I was on the fence about the tragedy that is the Charlie Hebdo being a false flag and this right here has pushed me to the other side.
I would like to be clear, I do believe that people died and it is indeed tragic, however I do not buy the whole "fundamental islamic threat" crap, this is the part that I do believe was scripted.
originally posted by: Kandinsky
a reply to: SubTruth
His position of responsibility might have made him increasingly secretive about depression. Also a lot of males who become depressed don't realise they are either. I can think of several reasonable explanations why he opted for suicide. Until the inquest, we can't even be certain that the suicide is related to the Hebdo case.
The French press are reporting historical depression whereas the conspiracy-minded sites and some English news sites are implying it was ongoing depression. As far as I can tell through the French sites, there was no awareness of present depression.
I have to say that 'false flag' or suicided aren't likely causes of his death in my opinion. It's inevitable that others will believe otherwise and that's part of life too.
originally posted by: TsukiLunar
Aàaaaand here goes ats again. Just making up conspiracy theories with no regard to decency.
I like how people insist 'it doesn't feel right' like you are all experts on human behavior.
originally posted by: TsukiLunar
Aàaaaand here goes ats again. Just making up conspiracy theories with no regard to decency.
I like how people insist 'it doesn't feel right' like you are all experts on human behavior.