What the Son of Mark Vivian Foe Did in France that may Slam him 30yrs in Prison Will Keep you wandering

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The son of Mark Vivian Foe, Mark Scott Foe, 22 will face the court in Lyon on Wednesday along side with his accomplices to answer questions on charges of armed robbery and sequestration against a priest on the 28 Nov. 2015 in Rhone.

Mark Vivian Foe died 15 years ago during the June, 2003 confederations cup in a match between Cameroon and Colombia. His son Scott Foe may slam 30 years in Prison for assaulting a priest in France.
Scott Foe and his accomplices were admitted to have attacked the Priest with a gun which he bought, hitting, and handcuffing as they searched for the priest in the Presbytery.

Their search seemed to be futile as an alarm bell chased them before he was apprehended by a Gendarmerie patrol after discoverying the gun left by him and his accomplices on the scene.

Scott has claimed that his father's death has impact some psychological problems on him leading to his destructive attitude.
A psychological expert said that the young man has been finding it hard with his paternal exerted on him to succeed his father as Cameroonian tradition demands as well as her mother to advance his studies.

Marie Louis Foe, 42 the wife of late Foe and the mother of Scott later confessed in court that she has never witnessed such a behaviour from her son.
Her mother decided to send him to England aimed at separating him from bad friends in France but Scott's case is still a question.
Mr Mark Scott will return to court on Wednesday for the final judgement from the court.