This forensic description details a houseboat moored on a body of water, presumed to be the Seine River in Puteaux, France

This forensic description details a houseboat moored on a body of water, presumed to be the Seine River in Puteaux, France. The vessel features a dark, submerged hull displaying geometric cutouts, including two rectangular windows on the left, two circular portholes centrally, and two angled openings on the right. A partial white boat bow is visible at the far right edge, suggesting an adjacent craft or part of the same vessel. The upper structure of the houseboat presents light greenish-gray siding and a dark, flat roof with two chimneys; one dark and cylindrical on the left, and one silver and cylindrical on the right. A white retractable awning is extended over a portion of the outdoor balcony area. The balcony, framed by a dark metal railing, hosts two large potted plants positioned at either end. A small, dark foldable table is placed near the left plant. Centrally, a larger dark table is surrounded by chairs. Four individuals are present on the balcony. One person, wearing a blue shirt, is seated with their back to the viewer. Another person, with dark hair, has their right arm raised in a gesture. Glasses and bottles are visible on the table. A light blue shirt is draped over a chair. The background consists of a dense canopy of green deciduous trees, some exhibiting spherical parasitic growths, against a bright, clear sky. The water in the foreground is dark and shows surface ripples. The scene is illuminated by strong sunlight.