Suspect in Brussels Slaying Cites Bible, Raises Mental Health Questions

When questioned about the reasons that led him to fatally stab Mounia, Brice, who reads the Bible daily, advised the investigators to do the same. "God will give you all the answers," he added. Disconcerting statements. According to a source close to the investigation, this young man who refuses all contact, including with his family, could suffer from "psychosis", reports Sud info. He smoked cannabis daily.

Suspected of having slit the throat of Mounia, a 36-year-old Moroccan woman who was walking with her two-month-old baby on May 30, Andy K. had been arrested, indicted and then released. Evidence showed that he was not involved in the murder of the thirtysomething woman. The real suspect, Brice, was later arrested, presented before the indictment chamber and then indicted.

A knife and a blood-stained sweatshirt were found at his home during a search. The Indictment Chamber of Brussels will confirm at the end of June the decision to extend Brice’s preventive detention by one month.