“It’s not easy to know what you can say”: Philippe Boxho in turmoil after his words on the air

During his visit to Laurent Ruquier’s microphone, however, while he was discussing an inquiry still in progress, the doctor could have said too much. Consequently, In full conversation with Philippe Boxho about the murder of Mélissa Ansel. Meanwhile, killed by her companion in Arlon on May 8, a file covered by the Belgian legistist, the presenter was surprised that we can kill someone with a simple ball pen. In addition, “Ah well me either!” Can we hear the Belgian expert responding, issuing doubts about the thesis defended by the accused and his lawyer.

Problem words. since, the case being only at the stage of the investigation, the doctor was prohibited from providing a personal opinion in public. “I did not know at all that I was not entitled”admitted Philippe Boxho to our colleagues from Sudinfo. “I “it’s not easy know what had in the idea that everything that was known could be said.”

A complicated situation – "it's not easy know what

As a public personality. as well as in his capacity as a medical examiner, Philippe Boxho concedes that it is not always easy to know what is allowed to say, or not … “During an assize court, the debates are sometimes very lively and we are asked to answer questions from journalists. When asked authorization to the magistrates, part of these will say that we can make declarations, but others not. So for us, it’s very complicated to know.”

A blurred situation. which the expert has now chosen to avoid: “From now on, it’s simple, I decided not to talk about what is in progress again”he concludes at the microphone of Sudinfo.