US EditionAfter the Identification of a Woman Found Dead in a Can in 2005, Her Husband Was Charged, arrested... and Then Released.
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On 7 January 2005, her lifeless body was found in a barrel in Saint-Quirin (Moselle). Nicknamed "The Woman in Richmond's Dental Crown", the victim was recently identified as Hakima Boukerouis, 34 years old, mother of four children. Suspected of having commissioned her murder, her husband was arrested in 2025, then released because of his age and state of health. - After identifying a woman found dead in a can in 2005, her husband was charged, im…
It has been identified as part of a programme launched by Interpol aimed at returning their names to murdered or dead women in suspicious circumstances in recent decades. For the first time in this campaign, a suspect has been identified.
A woman, whose corpse had been discovered in a can in 2005 in Moselle, was identified as part of an extensive campaign supervised by Interpol and a suspect arrested, announces the international organization...
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