Noémie Schulz, reporter for the police-justice service of CNews, is present during the trial of Jean-Marc Reiser. This Monday, July 4, the lawyer for the parents of the young woman made moving remarks.
The trial of Jean-Marc Reiser, the main suspect in the Sophie Le Tan case, opened on Monday, June 27. The man is accused of having murdered the economics student in 2018 in Bas-Rhin and faces life imprisonment. This Monday, July 4, Noémie Schulz, reporter for the CNews police-justice service was present and the journalist recounted the day on her Twitter account. The parents of the young woman are present in the room and represented by Maitre Welzer. As he continues his explanation concerning the death and then the dismemberment of Sophie Le Tan, Noémie Schulz indicates that he “lower your voice” in order to ask the parents’ interpreter to “not to translate when addressing jurors“, can we read. What they say next is very upsetting. “We don’t know if Sophie was already dead when Jean-Marc Reiser started to dismember her“, can we read. As a reminder, when he was heard by the investigators in January 2021, Jean-Marc Reiser admitted to having dismembered the victim’s body to facilitate transportation.
It was in September 2018 that Jean-Marc Reiser was arrested then indicted for murder, kidnapping and forcible confinement. Following this, he had been heard by the investigators but also confronted with numerous scientific evidence. Initially, he was determined not to speak. “He had decided to remain silent. recalled Latest News from Alsace a few days ago. During her trial, the dismemberment of Sophie Le Tan was mentioned in front of the investigating judge and the main suspect made very shocking remarks. “The dismemberment didn’t seem complicated, it surprised me myself. You can try the experiment with a pig’s leg“, he said. This Monday, July 4, it was again mentioned and, according to the comments reported by Noémie Schulz, the lawyer for the parents of Sophie Le Tan indicated that Jean-Marc Reiser never panicked. “About the dismemberment, the doctor noted this absence of affect during the reconstitution. He’s not panicked at all. He is simply in the methodical pursuit of his project. Ultra thorough cleaning“, can we read.
Jean-Marc Reiser: what sentence does he incur during his trial?
The trial of Jean-Marc Reiser is continuing and, according to information from the Dispatch, it is the maximum sentence that was requested this Monday, July 4. Indeed, the main suspect faces life imprisonment, with 22 years of security for the murder of Sophie Le Tan. As a reminder, he admitted to having killed and dismembered the young student but denies any premeditation after having long denied the facts. Jean-Marc Reiser had assured that he had very few memories of this evening since he was alcoholic. Subsequently, he clarified that he had “undressed to dismember her“. Very moving words for the parnets of the young woman, who hope today that justice will be done to Sophie Le Tan.
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Sophie Le Tan
This is Jean-Marc Reiser.
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Shocking remarks were made.
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The lawyer for Sophie Le Tan’s parents asked that a sentence not be translated.
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This evokes the dismemberment of the young woman.
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Sophie Le Tan
Was she still alive at that time?
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Shocking words.
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Sophie Le Tan
The parents of the young woman had a hard time containing their emotion.
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Sophie Le Tan
This trial is very complicated for them.
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This is the maximum sentence that was requested.
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The main suspect faces life imprisonment, with 22 years of security for the murder of Sophie Le Tan.