Dordogne: the Périgord noir mourns its four young people killed in a car accident – Teller Report

By Lena Badin
Published on 04/17/2022 at 5:35 p.m.
Updated on 04/17/2022 at 6:23 p.m. Lucas Virgo, Hugo Rodrigues, Léo Brout and Nolan Lieubray died on Saturday morning in the Basque Country At dawn on Saturday April 16, four young boys were killed on board the same vehicle, avenue du Maréchal-Soult in Bayonne (Pyrénées-Atlantiques). The investigation is still underway to determine the causes of the accident, which occurred while the four friends had gone to party at the ham fair in the city of the Basque Country. Sunday April 17, before the start of the rugby matches of Sarlat against Saint-Junien and Cénac against Copo, at Lardin, a minute of silence was observed in their memory. The players of the XV Sarladais wore a black armband. Lucas Virgo, Hugo Rodrigues, Léo Brout and Nolan Lieubray were in their twenties and the first two came from the towns of Carsac-Aillac, the other two from Sarlat and Saint-André-Allas. The captains of Cénac and the Copo arm in arm for the minute of silence in tribute to the four young Sarladais who died in Bayonne pic.twitter.com/utFpXqlYAv — Adrien Larelle (@Adrienlarelle) April 17, 2022 Their friends were all very shocked by this tragedy, and none was fit to testify on this Easter Sunday. But it’s all of the Périgord noir that mourns their departure.