A woman was found dead from multiple knife wounds in Céret, a town in the Pyrénées-Orientales region of southern France, during the night of Sunday, September 21, to Monday. The local prosecutor's office confirmed that the victim died as a result of the injuries. The case has sparked an investigation into possible criminal activity. According to the prosecutor in Perpignan, Jérôme Bourrier, the woman’s 15-year-old son had disappeared from their home and was later found at the Céret bridge. It is reported that the teenager jumped from the bridge and was subsequently taken care of by emergency services. The circumstances surrounding the boy’s disappearance and the mother’s death are currently under investigation. The prosecutor’s office has initiated an investigation for "voluntary homicide," a legal term used to describe a killing that is intentional but not necessarily premeditated. This classification suggests that the authorities believe the act was not accidental and may have been carried out with intent. The incident has drawn attention from local authorities and the community, as they work to uncover the full details of what occurred. Investigations are ongoing, and further information is expected as the case develops.