Impact reported, citing Le Parisien, that the justice system had issued a call for witnesses to identify a man now in his sixties, in the investigation into the disappearance of Marion Wagon, 10 years old, in Agen on November 14, 1996. According to Impact, a 43-year-old woman had recently testified that a man had followed her on the day of the disappearance when she was about 13 years old. She reportedly quickened her pace before taking refuge in a friend's apartment. She described a man in his thirties at the time, with dark brown hair, a tanned complexion, well-dressed, and wearing a twisted blue sweater. The witness and Marion were both blonde and had their hair tied back, Impact specified. The media added that the woman, questioned a few days after the disappearance, had only spoken about the man to the police the previous month. Tracking dogs had detected Marion's scent in a room of the residence where she had taken refuge, according to the post. In May 2026, the justice system ordered samples to be taken from this same room. Impact also wrote that investigators had obtained Marion's complete DNA from a trace found on a page of her poetry notebook. The media reminded that the man's involvement in the disappearance had not been established. #Justice #AlerteDisparition #Témoignage (translated)
