Eddie Goujit, a 19-year-old man from southern France, is currently back in provisional detention after being accused of creating false identities to commit fraud. He is suspected of deceiving several individuals in the region by impersonating an elected official from the PACA region, which covers parts of southeastern France. In 2025, he was first arrested for this alleged impersonation, which led to an investigation into charges including "title forgery," "fraud," and "theft." During this time, he was incarcerated but later granted conditional release while awaiting a potential trial. However, his judicial supervision was revoked on August 20, 2025, following new allegations. It is claimed that Goujit signed fake employment contracts by posing as the future director of a camping site. This new scheme reportedly led to his re-arrest and current detention. The alleged lies and deceptive practices have now brought him back to prison, raising questions about the motivations behind his actions. In a recent episode of the podcast "Affaire suivante," Logann, one of the victims, recounted his experience with Eddie Goujit to hosts Pauline Revenaz and Elisa Fernandez. Logann described how he was deceived by Goujit’s false identity and the fraudulent employment contracts he signed. The podcast provides a firsthand account of how Goujit’s deception impacted individuals and contributed to his legal troubles. The case highlights the growing concern over identity fraud and impersonation in France, particularly among younger individuals. As the investigation continues, authorities are seeking to determine the full extent of Goujit’s activities and the motivations behind his alleged crimes. Whether he acted alone or with accomplices remains unclear, but the consequences of his actions have now led him back to prison.