On October 1, 2026, a woman in her sixties was found dead at her home near Châteaugiron, a small town in the Ille-et-Vilaine department of France. Authorities were called to the scene after the woman's body was discovered. According to the initial findings of the investigation, her husband had cleaned his wife's room after discovering her dead inside. This led to the opening of a judicial inquiry into potential failure to assist a person in danger and habitual violence by a spouse. The man reportedly cleaned and emptied his wife's room before informing authorities of her death. The police are examining the circumstances surrounding the discovery and the husband’s actions in the hours following the incident. The investigation is focusing on whether the husband failed to provide timely assistance or if there was any prior history of domestic violence. An autopsy was conducted to determine the cause of death. The results showed that the victim suffered from internal bleeding, but no injuries were found that could have been caused by a third party. This has raised questions about the timeline of events and the husband’s knowledge of the victim’s condition before her death. Authorities are continuing their investigation to determine the full context of the woman’s death and whether the husband’s actions constituted neglect or abuse. The case has drawn attention due to the sensitivity of domestic violence and the legal responsibilities of spouses in such situations.