Man Kills Wife After Catching Her In Bed With A Woman (Photo)

Posted by Thandiubani on Tue 17th Aug, 2021 - tori.ng

Police said the woman was shot dead reportedly by her husband after he caught her cheating.

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Nathalie Maillet, 51, the CEO of the Spa-Francorchamps F1 circuit is dead.

According to Sun UK, she was found dead at her home in Gouvy, Belgium on Sunday. She was reportedly caught with her mistress.

Police say that Nathalie was at home with her alleged mistress Ann Lawrence Durviaux, 53, when her husband Franz Dubois confronted the pair who were in the bedroom.

Dubois then reportedly pulled out a gun and killed both the women before turning the gun on himself.

The public prosecutor said in a statement: "At 00:10, the bodies of two women and one man were discovered by the police in a house in Gouvy, all three presenting gunshot wounds.

"According to our information, the male individual voluntarily used his firearm to kill both women, including his wife, before killing himself."

Nathalie became the general manager of Spa-Francorchamps in 2016 and oversaw the modernisation of the circuit which hosted its first Grand Prix in 1925.

Dubois was also a well-known figure in the world of motorsport both as a team owner and as the co-founder of the VW Fun Cup series.

Veronique Leonard, the mayor of Gouvy, said in a statement: "I was warned, around 2.30am, by the police, that a double murder, followed by a suicide, had been committed in the house."

Melchior Wathelet, Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps, said: " My thoughts are with Nathalie's family, her parents, her relatives but also her teams."

He added: "I know how this news will upset her staff and I wish on behalf of the entire Board of Directors to offer my sincere condolences to the entire Circuit team."

"Today we are losing a very great lady, a motorsports lover and enthusiast, a true leader who will be sorely missed. Nathalie had become the face of the circuit, she embodied this passion for racing that we all share."