“From intimate conviction always flows judicial truth”

Un murder without a corpse, a trial without a body. These are cases that are always shrouded in deep mystery. Because, without a body, it is impossible to determine the exact causes of the victim’s death. Cases as special as they do not all know the same fate, far from it. In many cases, those who are accused deny being the perpetrators. What remains then? Formal proofs, when they exist. Sometimes fillers, at the very least. In the end, however, it is always “inner conviction” that prevails. A notion that carries with it an obvious subjectivity. For PointM^e Caty Richard, a criminal lawyer specializing in disappearance cases, deciphers the specifics of these cases.

Point :How do disappearance cases…