Residual effects of a two month old outbreak in Paris?

French gendarme shoots children

A French gendarme has killed his two children and a colleague before shooting himself dead in a barracks in a suburb of Paris, officials have said.

Residual effects of a two month old outbreak in Paris?
by
Samantha Cummins

Our sources on the ground in Paris have an ambulance driver quoted as saying, "The scene inside was unmistakably gruesome. The children were completely disfigured."

This article from the BBC, neglects to tell us readers about the possible zombie outbreak that occurred in this town only two months ago. Malakoff is a densely populated industrialized suburb southwest of the capital.

Two months ago, on the north-eastern edge of town, a possible outbreak occurred at a chemical plant resulting in the injury of at least two people. It was reported as a worker's strike gone terribly wrong when a small scale riot broke out. One person described the event as a "slaughter house" with nothing more to say. The incident was quickly swept under the rug when the local police and several military vehicles arrived on the scene.

Without further evidence, and only going on the words of people involved, we can only suspect this to be a zombie incident.