An oblique forensic view through a dark, stone archway reveals a narrow, wet cobblestone alley in the city of Lille, France

An oblique forensic view through a dark, stone archway reveals a narrow, wet cobblestone alley in the city of Lille, France. The archway's interior and the immediate right wall are dark and featureless. The alley curves slightly to the left, flanked on its immediate left by a red-brick building with dark windows, some secured by metal bars, and a black wrought-iron street lamp projecting from its facade. The cobblestone path, uneven and scattered with fallen leaves, features two rectangular metal drainage grates. In the mid-ground, a lighter-toned building with exposed brick details lines the alley's right side beyond the arch. Further down the alley, a cluster of traditional brick buildings with dark roofs and small windows is visible. The distant background is dominated by the distinctive, ornate Belfry of the Lille City Hall, prominently rising above other structures under an overcast, grey sky. No individuals or specific actions are depicted within the scene, which appears vacant and still.