 Following this letter from Colbert, Charles II wrote a letter to his sister Henrietta of England which he did not entrust to his ordinary couriers and which disappeared in suspicious circumstances (See section "Those who died because of it").According to Marcel Pagnol, it was with this letter that King Charles II asked his sister Henriette to announce to Louis XIV the arrest of the "valet Martin", who was later taken to Calais as suggested by the ambassador Colbert de Croissy.Yet on 13 July, Lionne informed Croissy that ""after Roux's execution it is no longer necessary to bring Martin to France"".