Théo, a 21-year-old resident of Le Havre, lost his life in a tragic accident on the night of April 30 to May 1, 2025. As he was returning home, he was violently hit by a hit-and-run driver. In response to this tragic loss, the HAC club, of which he was a great supporter, will pay tribute to him this Saturday at the Stade Océane.
«Do everything to not fall into oblivion.» Since Théo’s death, his loved ones have been mobilizing to make «this little angel» known, whose life was tragically taken on the night of Wednesday, April 30 to Thursday, May 1, 2025, on Winston Churchill Boulevard in Le Havre.
While his death leaves a huge void for his family, they have been mobilizing for several days to keep his memory alive.
This call has been heard by the Le Havre football club, which announced that a tribute will be paid in memory of the young boy this Saturday, before the match against Olympique de Marseille. Théo was a fervent supporter of the club.
«This is the best thing we can do to pay tribute to him. If Théo saw this from above, he would say that he was loved. That’s all he deserves,» his older sister Elodie tells us, her voice choked with emotion.
In these tragic moments, it is very comforting even though it does not remove our sorrow and pain. The mobilization of people reassures us, we realize that we are not alone.
Elodie, Théo’s older sister
The audience at Stade Océane will be invited to observe a minute of silence before the kick-off of the match, which will be played to a sold-out crowd. This will be a highly emotional moment, especially for Théo’s older brother, who used to go to the stadium with him since he was very young.
While these tributes do not lessen the immense pain of this family, Elodie admits that «it helps them.» «Currently, we are trying to survive. These tributes help us overcome and alleviate our pain, but we know that the aftermath will be very difficult.«
Théo was coming back from a night out with colleagues last Wednesday when the accident occurred. Tired, he had told his friends that he wanted to go home. It was while crossing the road on foot that the young man was hit by a car. According to surveillance cameras, he was thrown several meters. Théo died on the spot.
The driver did not stop and drove away quickly. According to initial findings of the investigation, he turned himself in the next day and is currently under investigation for «aggravated involuntary manslaughter.»
For Théo’s older sister, this accident should serve as a lesson and make people aware of the dangers of the road. «Today, it is proof that it does not only happen to others. We have lost the life of a loved one, our lives are shattered forever.«
Since Théo’s death, the residents of Le Havre have been in shock. Théo’s death is the loss of a child for the whole city. Colleagues, neighbors, family: everyone is mobilizing and offering support to Théo’s loved ones.
Just like his colleagues at the Zara store in Le Havre, who started an online fundraiser. A minute of silence will also be held at the Dock shopping center this Saturday, May 10 at 10 a.m., where Théo’s family will be present.
«We want to thank all of Théo’s colleagues, all those who share in our pain. We have received so much support. Now, we want justice to be served,» adds Elodie, who works at the funeral home in Le Havre, and who also wants to thank all her colleagues for their support in recent days.
An investigation for «aggravated involuntary manslaughter» is ongoing. The date of Théo’s funeral has not yet been set, but his brothers and sister are far from giving up their fight to ensure that Théo is not forgotten. Next month, his older brother was supposed to embark on the GR20 hiking trail in Corsica with Théo.
A trip they were both preparing for and meant a lot to them. His older brother is currently contemplating whether to go alone. A way to pay tribute to him once again and try to survive in the face of this immense void.
In the night from April 30 to May 1, 2025, Théo, a 21-year-old young man from Le Havre, lost his life in a tragic accident. As he was returning home, he was violently hit by a hit-and-run driver. Faced with this tragic loss, the HAC club, of which he was a great supporter, will pay tribute to him this Saturday at the Stade Océane.
«Tout faire pour ne pas tomber dans l’oubli.» Since Théo’s death, his loved ones have been working to make «this little angel» known, whose life was tragically taken away on the night of Wednesday, April 30 to Thursday, May 1, 2025, on Boulevard Winston-Churchill in Le Havre.
If his death leaves a great void for his family, they have been mobilizing for several days to keep his memory alive. This call was heard by the Le Havre football club, which announced that a tribute would be paid in memory of the young boy this Saturday, before the match against Olympique de Marseille. He was a fervent supporter of the team.
«This is the most beautiful thing we can do to pay tribute to him. If Théo saw this from above, he would say that he was loved. That’s all he deserves,» his eldest sister, Elodie, tells us with a lump in her throat.
In these tragic moments, it is very comforting even though it does not take away our grief and pain. The mobilization of people reassures us, we feel that we are not alone,» Elodie, Théo’s eldest sister, shares.
The audience at the Stade Océane will be invited to observe a minute of silence before the kickoff of the match which will be played to a sold-out crowd. A highly emotional moment, especially for Théo’s older brother, who used to go to the stadium with him since he was very young.
While these tributes do not diminish the immense sorrow of this family, Elodie admits that «it helps them.» «Currently, we are trying to survive. These tributes help us to overcome and alleviate our pain, but we know that the aftermath will be very difficult.»
Théo had just left a gathering with colleagues last Wednesday when the accident occurred. Tired, he had told his friends that he wanted to go home. It was while crossing the road on foot that the young man was hit by a car. According to surveillance cameras, he was thrown several meters. Théo died instantly.
The driver did not stop and fled at high speed. According to the initial elements of the investigation, he allegedly turned himself in the next day and is currently under investigation for «aggravated involuntary manslaughter.»
For Théo’s eldest sister, this accident should serve as a lesson and raise awareness of the dangers of the road. «Today, it is proof that it doesn’t just happen to others. They take away the life of a loved one, our lives are shattered forever.»
Since Théo’s death, the residents of Le Havre remain in shock. Théo’s death is the loss of a child for the entire city. Colleagues, neighbors, family: everyone is mobilizing and offering support to Théo’s loved ones.
Like his colleagues at the Zara store in Le Havre, who initiated an online fundraising campaign. A minute of silence will also be held at the Dock shopping center this Saturday, May 10 at 10 a.m., where Théo’s family will be present.
«We want to thank all of Théo’s colleagues, all those who share in our grief. We have received so much support. Now, we want justice to be served,» adds Elodie, who works at the funeral home in Le Havre, and who also wants to thank all her colleagues for their support in recent days.
An investigation for «aggravated involuntary manslaughter» is underway. The date of Théo’s funeral has not yet been set, but his brothers and sister are far from giving up their fight to ensure that Théo is not forgotten. Next month, his older brother was supposed to embark on the GR20 hiking trail in Corsica with Théo.
A trip they were both preparing for and that was dear to them. His older brother is currently contemplating whether to go alone. A way to pay tribute to him once again and try to survive in the face of this immense void.
«Do everything not to fall into oblivion.» Since the death of Théo, his loved ones have mobilized to make «this little angel» known, whose life was tragically taken away this night from Wednesday, April 30th to Thursday, May 1st, 2025, on Boulevard Winston-Churchill in Le Havre.
If his death leaves a great void for his family, they have been mobilizing for several days to keep his memory alive.
This call was heard by the Le Havre football club, which announced that a tribute would be paid in memory of the young boy this Saturday, before the match against Olympique de Marseille. He was a fervent supporter of the team.
«It’s the most beautiful thing we can do to pay tribute to him. If Théo saw this from above, he would say that he was loved. That’s all he deserves,» his older sister, Elodie, tells us, with a lump in her throat.
In these tragic moments, it is very comforting even if it doesn’t take away our grief and pain. The mobilization of people reassures us, we feel that we are not alone.
Elodie, Théo’s older sister
The audience at Stade Océane will be invited to observe a minute of silence before the start of the match, which will be played to a full house. It will be an emotional moment, especially for Théo’s older brother, who used to go to the stadium with him since he was very young.
While these tributes do not take away the immense pain of this family, Elodie admits that «it helps them.» «Currently, we are trying to survive. These tributes help us to overcome and alleviate our pain, but we know that the aftermath will be very difficult.«
Théo was coming back from a night out with colleagues last Wednesday when the accident occurred. Tired, he had told his friends that he wanted to go home. It was while crossing the road on foot that the young man was hit by a car. According to surveillance cameras, he was ejected several meters. Théo died on the spot.
The driver, on the other hand, did not stop and drove away at full speed. According to the initial elements of the investigation, he reportedly turned himself in the next day and is currently under investigation for «aggravated involuntary manslaughter«.
For Théo’s older sister, this accident should serve as a lesson and raise awareness of the dangers of the road. «Today, it’s proof that it doesn’t just happen to others. They take away the life of a loved one, our lives are shattered forever.«
Since Théo’s death, the residents of Le Havre remain in shock. Théo’s death is the loss of a child for an entire city. Colleagues, neighbors, family: everyone is mobilizing and offering support to Théo’s loved ones.
Like his colleagues at the Zara store in Le Havre, who launched an online fundraiser. A minute of silence will also be observed at the Dock shopping center this Saturday, May 10th at 10 am, where Théo’s family will be present.
«We want to thank all of Théo’s colleagues, all those who share in our grief. We have received so much support. Now, we want justice to be served,» adds Elodie, who works at the funeral home in Le Havre, and also wants to thank all her colleagues for their support in recent days.
An investigation for «aggravated involuntary manslaughter» is ongoing. The date of Théo’s funeral has not yet been set, but his brothers and sister are far from stopping their fight to ensure that Théo is not forgotten. Le mois suivant, son grand frère devait partir avec Théo sur le sentier de randonnée du GR20 en Corse. C’était un voyage qu’ils préparaient ensemble et qui leur tenait à cœur. Son grand frère réfléchit actuellement à partir peut-être seul, en hommage à Théo et pour essayer de surmonter ce vide immense.
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