Temse Michel Z. (48), the manager of the garage the Vintage Cars House in Stekene, remains in the cell on suspicion of the murder of Raouf B. A. (41). That the court in Dendermonde Tuesday decided. Michel Z. is coming from Rotterdam and was, until the end of the nineties the head equipment manager for football club Feyenoord. His name popped up in recent years, however, a couple of times in drugsdossiers.
Mounir Souidi, lawyer of Michel Z., wants to currently no comments lost on the matter. The garage mechanic from Stekene would be to deny something with the murder. Detectives found the Vintage Cars, House in the Kleistraat in Stekene, however, traces of blood. Everything indicates that Raouf B. A. was murdered in the garage. Then his body was dumped in the Dutch Kloosterzande. There was also the Range Rover of Raouf B. A. in fire for tracks to clear.
The victim was a known drugscrimineel. Four years ago he was arrested after a large-scale study of the federal public prosecutor’s office in a drugslijn between South America and Antwerp. Also Michel Z. is no stranger to the court. His name popped up in the past few years, also arranged in drugsdossiers. Raouf B. A. and Michel Z. were not strangers. They are friends on Facebook and the Temsenaar was arranged on the floor for Vintage Cars House.
Motive unknown
To the motive for the murder is the preliminary guess. The can both go to a personal feud that settled was as to a settlement within the environment. Strange is that the body of Raouf B. A. signs of abuse exhibit. It is not known whether those injuries were inflicted before or after the fatal shot in the neck. Family members of the victim who apparently have their own suspicions. Abdessalem B. A., the brother of the murdered Raouf, was by the police shortly after the murder found in a car near Vintage Cars House. He sat with two other men in a car. The police found in a search of the vehicle a weapon. Abdessalem B. A. had his conditions violated his provisional release and has now back in prison. It is not excluded that he was planning the death of his brother to avenge.
the head equipment manager of Feyenoord
Michel Z. was, until the end of the nineties to work as the head equipment manager for football club Feyenoord. He is described as a tree of a guy, more than two meters tall and 110 kilograms dry on the hook. Michel Z. and his wife ignored the years about the reception of international players at the club to get started. The end of the nineties came to them for unknown reasons to an abrupt end. In the meantime he had located a new passion, deposited together with his brother, the trade in cars. Michel Z. did this from Stekene, his brother in Ridderkerk. He was also for a while to work as a supervisor at a containerrederij.
