A highly anticipated trial. From this Tuesday, November 28, Monique Olivier is tried before the Nanterre Assize Court for almost three weeks. The former wife of Michel Fourniret, who died in May 2021, will have to respond accusations of complicity For the kidnappings and murders of Marie-Angèle Domèce, Joanna Parrish and Estelle Mouzin. During this first day, the septuagenarian assured at the bar that she had “fear” of her ex-husband who allegedly “used her as an object”. If the personality of the septuagenarian was questioned at length during this hearing, Maître Francis Nachbar wished to return to this subject when he came on the set of the show C to youbroadcast on France 5. Contrary to what Monique Olivier may have claimed, the general counsel during the trial of Michel Fourniret in 2008 is “personally convinced” of his involvement in these matters.
To support his remarks, Francis Nachbar lifted the veil on the report made by psychiatrists at the request of the investigating judges. “Psychologists have said so. She is Fourniret’s strong arm. She is the one who issues her license to kill”, he revealed to Anne-Élisabeth Lemoine. Following this statement, Master Francis Nachbar spoke about theThe role that Monique Olivier may have played in these three murders. “She satisfies her most archaic, most primitive sexual fantasies, through the pleasure she feels at the sight of the martyrdom of these young girls or her little girls.”, he developed. Before concluding : “She became, as Dr. Zagury says, Fourniret’s phallus”. At the end of these revelations, the presenter wanted to recall that after “120 interrogations”Monique Olivier had done of the “partial confessions where she says she has no role but just knowledge of the kidnappings and murders.”
Monique Olivier: the day she made a confession about the Joanna Parrish affair
After painting the psychological portrait of Monique Olivier, Francis Nachbat returned to the day when Michel Fourniret’s ex-wife made a confession about the murder of Joanna Parish. “On February 14, 2005, she had already confessed to Marie-Angèle Domèce, without going into too much detail. After a certain number of hours, she completely confessed to us Parish”, revealed the lawyer. Before continuing: “She taught us completely the imputation that could be made with this couple, the murder and the rape of little Parish. Naturally, it lasted an infinite time.” During this interview, Francis Nachbat remains marked by “the silence”THE “screams” and the stoicism of Monique Olivier. “For thirty minutes, she remained completely still with just his head moving like that”, he said. Before returning to one of the accused’s confessions: “She gets up and suddenly says: ‘Well the body, he threw it in the Yonne’” Confessions that Monique Olivier affirmed “two days later in the presence of his lawyers before the investigating judge.”
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