Paris Assassination Throws Election Into Chaos.

Paris police were called to the residence of French National Party leader Josephine LeTete last night and were confronted with a bloodbath, discovering the beaten, tortured and raped body of LeTete inside, just five days before the election she looked destined to win.


Josephine LeTete



The French Government and The French National Party called a press conference an hour later to confirm the brutal slaying and to call off the election, setting it back a month to give the party time to react to the incident and rebuild their campaign, a campaign which has relied heavily on LeTete's undeniable charisma and talent for public speaking.



'I regret to inform you that Josephine LeTete was found dead in her home this evening following neighbours phone calls reporting shouting and screaming coming from the residence. At this time we do not know all the facts but we can confirm that she appears to have been the victim of a prolonged assault by a monstrous assailant, who almost certainly tortured and sexually assaulted her before beating her to death,' said French President Rene Dechanell. 'We send our condolences to her family, friends and the party that has so relied on her in this campaign. Her outspoken, forthright opinions and approaches to issues of governance have enriched our politics and brought more people to the poles than at any other time in the last thirty years. 

We know this is a difficult time and so we are postponing the election for one month to allow The French National Party to regroup and come to terms with this terrible event. 



Pierre Matise



At this time the Police are hunting a suspect named as Pierre Matise, a former Foreign Legion Soldier and a man wanted for questioning in several attacks on women in the Paris. He is considered armed and extremely dangerous and was known to be following Ms LeTete in the weeks before her brutal murder. 

We hope the man responsible for this crime is captured quickly and brought to justice and that Josephine LeTete will be remembered for what she was, a keen intellectual, scholar, truly gifted speaker and Woman who always wanted what she thought was best for her country and her people.'

LeTete is known for her far right tendencies and hatred of Foreign Nationals. She led marches through the streets when the Sangate camps were shut and fought hard to limit the amount of interdimensional refugees allowed to stay in France following the Sentry Virus incursion.  



A controversial, clever and driven women, but she was mainly seen as the women most likely to bring the snarling face of fascism smashing back to the front of European Politics and take the French Elections with a large majority. With her death the party looks far less able to take the top spot, especially with deputy party leader Roger Gallus in charge, a man known to be as charismatic as a bucket of Hitlers bloody seamen.

LeTete didn't deserve the death that came and found her of course, but if anyones death is likely to save thousands of lives...then it was hers.

Verity Luce.