This Wednesday, December 20, 2023, the day after the conviction of Monique Olivier for complicity in kidnappings and murders, Eric Mouzin, the father of one of the couple’s victims, reacted to the verdict on the BFMTV set. Although welcoming the court decision, the father deplores the lack of response provided by the accused.
A life prison sentence following a three-week trial. The verdict finally fell, this Tuesday, December 19, 2023, for Monique Olivier: the ex-wife of Michel Fourniret was sentenced to life imprisonment by the Hauts-de-Seine Assize Court for complicity in the kidnappings and murders of victims Joanna Parrish, Estelle Mouzin and Marie-Angèle Domèce.
Following the court decision, Eric Mouzin, the father of Estelle Mouzin, one of the victims of Michel Fourniret and Monique Olivier, spoke in front of the cameras of BFMTV. Relieved by the conviction of Monique Olivier, the man nevertheless deplores these questions which remained unanswered in the investigation. “Of course we were waiting for a lot of answers, in particular the objective that we had for a very long time, which was to find Estelle’s body (Mouzin, Editor’s note)”declared Eric Mouzin, the father of Estelle Mouzin, on the set of our colleagues from BFMTVthis Wednesday, December 20, 2023.
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Eric Mouzin: “We have fallen to the bottom of the hole”
The father deplores in particular the fact of not knowing the location of his daughter’s body. A lack of result that the latter associates with the personality of Monique Olivier. “The personality of the accused meant that there were still enormous reservations about the accused’s ability to give a new word. The result is that we have had no answer, perhaps because there cannot be an answer, because the blocks in Monique Olivier’s head are such that perhaps she cannot answer them. provide”estimates the victim’s father.
And to continue: “There could be plenty of reasons… For that, we were left wanting, but I think that Didier (Seban, the lawyer for the civil parties, Editor’s note) will say it better than me. Of course it was a trial for Marie-Angèle, Johanna and Estelle, but it was also an opportunity to question, perhaps for the last time, Monique Olivier, and to try to obtain answers about other files… And there, I think we fell to the bottom of the hole because we don’t have the answers.”
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Despite everything, the father sees Monique Olivier’s sentencing as an important step. “I believe we are not yet deconstructed. However, yes it will help us because it is an important step, the judicial truth is established, it allows us to put an end to all this nonsense. We’re going to recharge the batteries and then we’ll see how we leave again… if we leave again,” concludes Estelle Mouzin’s father.
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