Tomorrow Belongs to Us: Who Killed Mr. Flamand? Sarah shares her theory

Warning, this article contains spoilers for tomorrow’s sequel.

Sarah has intuition. This is what we discovered An unreleased clip from Tomorrow’s episode is due this Wednesday, December 13pre-identified TF1.

The investigation into Mr Flamand’s murder has been suspended

In this scene, we find Sarah (Camille Genau) and Martin (Frank Monsin) at Seth’s police station. The police chief explains to him that the prosecutor is pressuring him to arrest John Kovac (Jean-Michel Peril), who is still suspected of murder.

However, from Sarah’s side, the investigation into Mr. Flamand’s death stalls: the feedback received from the call for witnesses has only resulted in false information, the CCTV images cannot be used because the cameras are partially broken and there is no potential. The motive was found in one of the victim’s relatives.

Sarah defies Martin

Martin believes that Bastien’s father (Nicolas Jacquence) remains their prime suspect, and therefore the search for evidence of his guilt should be prioritized over his innocence.

But Sarah doesn’t think so: she recalls that Mr. Flamand’s autopsy report indicates a hematoma on his shoulder that dates back to a few days before his death, a hematoma that may have stemmed from a fight.

However, the prison service assured Sarah that during his time in prison for car trafficking and theft in the early 2000s, John Kovac was a model inmate who had never shown any signs of violence.

In addition, the police brigadier emphasizes that Bastien’s father never tried to deny the facts with which he was accused in the first case in which he was involved. However, John Kovac here denies any aggression on the part of Mr. Flamand.

Unconvinced, Martin still admits that Sarah will continue to search as long as the priority is to arrest John Kovac.

So, is Sarah’s intuition correct? Is Bastien’s father really Mr. Flamand’s killer? Tomorrow’s answer is ours, Monday to Friday at 19:10 on TF1!