Break Sebastian, brother of Florence Break says in an interview Wednesday, February 16 at Nice-Matin, he has more confidence in the Mexican authorities, saying that the last recourse for the return of his sister in France is to appeal to international justice. Asked about a possible extradition of his sister, Sebastian Break believes that "Mexican authorities do not want to lose face": "I do not make them more confident, he says, they already have not fulfilled their commitments to subject.
We have to complain to international tribunals. " The young man, who lives in Mougins, adds that the former companion of her sister, with whom she was arrested, has not yet been tried, he spent "a confession extracted under torture" and that Even so, "he always exonerated of any complicity in Florence." It evokes the times of despondency to his sister: "She sees a psychiatrist regularly.
Obviously it goes through several stages of reduction, because for now she has nothing but bad news. But generally, it holds out and we take the fact as well. " 
We have to complain to international tribunals. " The young man, who lives in Mougins, adds that the former companion of her sister, with whom she was arrested, has not yet been tried, he spent "a confession extracted under torture" and that Even so, "he always exonerated of any complicity in Florence." It evokes the times of despondency to his sister: "She sees a psychiatrist regularly.
Obviously it goes through several stages of reduction, because for now she has nothing but bad news. But generally, it holds out and we take the fact as well. "
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