An investigation into a murder has begun after a man's body was discovered in the trunk of a car in Belvianes-et-Cavirac, a small rural commune in the Aude department in southern France. The body was found on Friday afternoon, as reported by the regional newspaper L'Indépendant. Two individuals are now under formal investigation by an investigating judge from Narbonne, and they have been placed in provisional detention by the Judge of Liberty and Detention (JLD), according to Jean-Philippe Rey, the prosecutor of Narbonne. A 38-year-old man was found dead in the trunk of a car in the Aude department, according to information released on Monday by the prosecutor's office. A source close to the investigation suggested that a fight occurred between three men in an apartment where alcohol and drugs were present. The two suspects are believed to have caused the victim's death before trying to get rid of the body. The investigation is currently focusing on the possibility that the murder occurred during a conflict that escalated due to alcohol and drug use. Authorities have not yet confirmed the details of the incident, but the scenario is being considered the most plausible explanation at this stage. The local police and judicial authorities are working closely to gather more evidence and determine the exact circumstances of the crime. The community in Belvianes-et-Cavirac has been affected by the incident, with residents expressing concern and shock over the violent event. The case is expected to be closely followed by local and national media as it develops.