Trial
Dahbia Benkired sentenced to incompressible life for Lola's murder
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The Paris Assizes Court sentenced Dahbia Benkired to incompressible life imprisonment for the rape, acts of torture, and murder of 12-year-old Lola Daviet. The crime, which occurred on October 14, 2022, in the 19th arrondissement, was described as a true ordeal due to its extreme cruelty. The victim's family expressed relief mixed with pain at this rare decision.
Lover's phone data sows doubt in Jubillar trial
In Cédric Jubillar's trial, the defense revealed that Donat-Jean Macquet's phone, Delphine's lover, was located near the couple's home on the night of her disappearance. This element, the only one missing from the procedure, could sway the verdict. The debates continue at the Tarn assizes.
Fourth day of Lola murder trial: accused admits her crime
On the fourth day of Dahbia Benkired's trial for the murder of 12-year-old Lola Daviet, the accused admitted raping and killing the girl as revenge against her ex-partner. The victim's family shared their profound grief, while a psychologist described psychopathic traits in the accused. Lola's mother demanded a life sentence.
Lawyer detained in trial for Cecilia Strzyzowski femicide
During jury selection in the trial for Cecilia Strzyzowski's femicide in Chaco, a lawyer defending Emerenciano Sena was detained for attempting to film potential jurors. The incident disrupted the hearing at the Centro de Convenciones Gala in Resistencia. The selection process, started on Tuesday, was not completed and will continue on Thursday.
Cédric Jubillar's defense pleads for acquittal at Albi assizes
In the trial for the murder of Delphine Jubillar, the defense lawyers delivered passionate closing arguments on Thursday to sow doubt and secure Cédric Jubillar's acquittal. They highlighted the lack of concrete evidence and flaws in the investigation, following the prosecution's request for 30 years in prison the previous day. The verdict is expected on Friday.
Cédric Jubillar sentenced to 30 years for wife's murder
The Tarn Assize Court sentenced Cédric Jubillar to 30 years in prison for the murder of his wife Delphine, who disappeared in December 2020. The defense immediately announced an appeal, while civil parties expressed relief mixed with emotion. The verdict, after four weeks of debates, relies on a web of evidence without a body found.
Trial begins against nazists for assaulting three men
The trial against four young men linked to the far-right Aktivklubb began on Thursday, October 30, in Stockholm District Court. They are accused of brutally assaulting three men of foreign origin at three locations in Stockholm on the night of August 27. The prosecutor cites hate crime motives, with Nazi salutes captured on video.
Gendarme admits copy-paste error at Jubillar trial
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During the tenth day of Cédric Jubillar's trial at the Tarn assizes, Major Gilles Loïs confessed a blunder in the phone data analysis of Delphine Jubillar's lover. This error undermines a key element of the prosecution regarding the night of the disappearance. Additionally, an expertise on the victim's broken glasses suggests physical violence.
Prosecutors seek 30 years in prison for Cédric Jubillar
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At Cédric Jubillar's trial in Albi, prosecutors Nicolas Ruff and Pierre Aurignac demanded 30 years in prison for the murder of his wife Delphine, who vanished in December 2020. Without a body or confession, they rely on testimonies, inconsistencies, and material evidence to prove the accused's guilt. The defense will argue for acquittal on Thursday, with a verdict expected Friday.
Emotional start to trial over knife attacks in Västerås
The trial over the violent acts in Skultuna and Rönnby in Västerås began with strong emotions in Västmanland District Court. The accused's ex-wife recounted the brutal knife attack and how she thought she would die. Emergency calls from the incidents were played, moving many listeners.