Jean Bexon

Jean Bexon wrote that the American government considered the fatal lynching of Quentin in Lyon as an act of far-left political terrorism. He added that in France, despite the involvement of the SDAT in the investigation, this classification had not been retained. https://t.co/Wot1C2aQtx #Lyon #Terrorisme #Justice (translated)

Jean Bexon wrote that, in about a month, the lawyers of the people he referred to as murderers would have access to the preliminary investigation concerning Quentin's group regarding the altercation on February 12, which he attributed to the Young Guard group. He also claimed that there would be no leaks to be regretted in antifas channels. #Justice #Enquête #Société (translated)

Jean Bexon stated that the police had thoroughly searched the home of a Némésis activist who was the victim of an assault on February 12, including the roof. According to him, a police officer explained to the victim, whom he described as traumatized, that the search had been ordered by the judge. He added that the person he referred to as an exhibitionist antifa had not been identified. #Justice #Militantisme #DroitsHumains (translated)

Jean Bexon questioned the dissemination by the media Contre Attaque of screenshots from a video filmed by Lelio Lebesson, a militant of Raphaël Arnault. He stated that the justice system had not had access to either the video or the screenshots. He also asked why the judges had ordered the search of the phones of the young women from Némésis and their arrest, but not the search of Lelio Lebesson's phone, which he claimed contained crucial video evidence. #Justice #Antifa #Némésis (translated)

Jean Bexon claimed that Jules P had changed all the clothes he was wearing at the time of the alleged murder of Quentin, then placed them in a garbage bag thrown into a street bin. According to him, Jules P had injured a toe while striking Quentin when he was unconscious, then went to the hospital with three people: Lelio Lebesson, described as close to Raphaël Arnault, Favrot, and Adrian Besseyre, whom Bexon described as parliamentary collaborators of Raphaël Arnault. Bexon wrote that investigators had spotted Jules P on waiting room cameras, limping and leaving with a cast and crutches. He added that Jules P had hidden his prescription at home and told doctors he had injured himself during boxing training. According to Bexon, Jules P's lawyer was seeking to have part or all of the investigation annulled, arguing that his identification had violated medical confidentiality. Bexon indicated that the waiting room footage had allowed for his identification and the initiation of investigations. He also claimed that Favrot had consulted videos of the lynching on his phone, filmed by Paul Lachal, whom he presented as another alleged murderer and a supporter of Raphaël Arnault. According to him, these videos were now nowhere to be found. #Justice #Criminalité #Enquête (translated)

Jean Bexon wrote that Fatime F. T., charged and placed in pre-trial detention in the Quentin case, was an executive of the Young Guard and close to Raphaël Arnault, as shown by several images from protests. He stated that she led the Young Guard's procession on May 1, 2025, a few months before Quentin's murder. Bexon also claimed that she was close to Blandine B., daughter of an executive from the Lyon metropolitan area, and presented these connections as evidence of relationships between executives of the Young Guard and the Lyon authorities. #JeuneGarde #Quentin #Lyon (translated)

Jean Bexon wrote that Fatimé F. T. had been charged and placed in provisional detention as part of the investigation into Quentin's murder. He presented her as an activist of the Young Antifa Guard of Lyon, which he described as founded and led by Raphaël Arnault. He claimed she was visible at the crime scene in Lyon on February 12 and that the LFI deputy Raphaël Arnault had often demonstrated with her. Jean Bexon also indicated that she had been arrested seven months after the events, which, according to him, raised suspicions about B., an executive in the Young Guard. #Justice #Lyon #Antifa (translated)

Jean Bexon reported that a police officer from the Bac chased an individual who, according to him, was firing a mortar at a high school. He stated that at the time of the arrest, a young woman had whispered the name of a lawyer to the man. According to Jean Bexon, about ten high school students then attacked the police officer, who nevertheless managed to apprehend the individual. https://t.co/nnW3GxNIrE #Police #Sécurité #Justice (translated)

Jean Bexon claimed that in 2025, Paul Lachal, presented as the alleged murderer of Quentin, attempted to attack families — including children, parents, and grandparents — during the March for Life in Lyon, with a group from the Young Guard, founded by Raphaël Arnault. He added that two antifas were then arrested by the police. #MarchePourLaVie #Lyon #Justice (translated)

Jean Bexon stated that a photo taken in 2025 during a demonstration by the Young Guard showed three people he identified as the suspected murderers of Quentin: Favrot, Dimitry Vanheuil, recognizable by his green hoodie, and Paul Lachal. He also claimed that the daughter of an executive from the Lyon metropolis was among the demonstrators and accused the Young Guard of Raphaël Arnault of having killed Quentin in Lyon on February 12. #Lyon #Justice #Violence (translated)

Jean Bexon stated that the Mediapart journalist Antton Rouget had been involved in Segi, which he described as a far-left organization listed as a terrorist organization by the EU after September 11, 2001. He added that Rouget had been sentenced to one month in prison suspended for vandalizing a war memorial on November 11 during a Segi action. Bexon questioned the journalist's ability to objectively cover news regarding the radical left and the right given his activist past. Regarding the Quentin case, he accused Rouget of spreading false information last March that, according to him, served the narrative of the murderers: Quentin's friends allegedly dissuaded him from going to the hospital for fear of the police. #Journalisme #Politique #GaucheRadicale (translated)

Jean Bexon stated that the video was circulating with a false context. According to him, the police officer was attempting to apprehend an individual identified as having started a forest fire and thrown stones at the police. He mentioned that the man, by resisting, had led the officer into a slope and then into a water canal. The officer then reportedly pulled him out of the river and handcuffed him on the riverbank. https://t.co/KP138hflXi #FauxContexte #Police #Vidéo (translated)

Jean Bexon challenged the interpretation that a police officer had tried to drown a man. According to him, the individual had been arrested near Belfort after throwing stones at the police and had previously been spotted trying to start a fire in the woods. Bexon recalled that the fires in August had caused the death of two firefighters and that since then, individuals matching this profile had been closely monitored. He claimed that the video circulated was edited and showed a tense arrest. According to his account, the man had rebelled several times and had dragged the officer down a slope to a watercourse, where both had stumbled. Bexon estimated that the water was 10 centimeters deep, about ankle height, and said that the officer had quickly led the man to the bank before handcuffing him. He denied that the officer intended to drown him. Bexon also wrote that as he returned to his colleagues, the officer was confronted by a group, thrown to the ground, and beaten until losing consciousness. According to him, the handcuffed man then kicked him. He indicated that this was the officer shown in a video of the assault circulated online. #Désinformation #Policiers #Belfort (translated)

Jean Bexon estimated that La France insoumise (LFI) was following an electorally effective strategy. He stated that the movement occupied the media space and distorted reality by making people believe that the cockade had triggered the fire at the Nelson Mandela high school. According to him, since the Quentin affair, LFI had understood that it could impose its narrative without facing resistance. #LFI #Politique #Médias (translated)

Jean Bexon accused Camille Stineau, whom he described as an antifa activist and a "so-called journalist," of calling for the censorship of reality. He stated that the video in question showed young people from Belfort repeatedly striking a person on the ground. https://t.co/JGdmVaSkdy #Antifa #Censure #Violence (translated)