In the murder of 78-year-old Christiane Wuidar, Ali, 32, and Mohammed, 48, were arrested on November 4, followed by a third man, Samir, 31, on November 5. The three men are described as homeless drug users from the Guillemins district.
Wuidar’s body was discovered the afternoon of November 3 in her home on rue Lulay in Glons. Fort appréciée dans son quartier, she was last seen on Halloween evening, October 31. Her bank card and ID had been stolen, leading authorities to classify the homicide as an attempt to facilitate another crime or ensure impunity. Unauthorized withdrawals were made using the stolen card, with the perpetrator possessing the PIN code.
Based on the withdrawals, police arrested Ali, 32, and Mohammed, 48, on November 4. A third man, Samir, 31, was taken into custody the following day. All three are described as homeless drug users from the Guillemins district and have maintained they never entered Wuidar’s home.
They claimed a “Belgian man” gave them the card and told them they could “have some fun.” One of the suspects provided a detailed description of the mysterious man.
The three men, Ali, Mohammed, and Samir, maintain they never set foot in the victim’s home in Glons. They claimed a “Belgian man” gave them the bank card and told them they could “have some fun.” One of the suspects was able to provide a fairly precise description of this mysterious man.
The three men remain in custody.
Residents of Glons are struggling to reconcile the cheerful image of Christiane Wuidar with the violent nature of her death. Having lost her partner just months prior, she was known for her warmth and active presence in the community. Her Halloween sighting was the last time anyone saw her alive.
The case involves financial transactions.
As the proceedings move forward, the community of Glons is left to mourn the loss of a well-respected neighbor. The shocking nature of the crime and the subsequent arrest have left many residents feeling uneasy.
