Athanor Trial: the Thinking Heads of Criminal Official Sentenced to 25 and 30 Years' Imprisonment
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At the Athanor Trial, the Two Brains of Criminal Official Sentenced to 25 and 30 Years' Imprisonment
The court handed down its verdict in the Athanor case. The two founders received heavy prison sentences, while several defendants were acquitted.
Frédéric V. and Daniel B., the two brains of the criminal official nestled in the Masonic lodge Athanor, were sentenced respectively to 25 and 30 years' imprisonment for several criminal acts, including an attempted murder in an organized gang.
This out-of-standard trial has rendered its verdict against the 22 accused accused for their involvement in this case involving criminal acts of a court of law.
The specially composed Paris court handed down its verdict against 17 of the 22 accused accused for their involvement in the criminal activities of a court established within a
The sentences range from suspended to 30 years in prison for the 17 convictions of the Athanor trial, a criminal official case linked to a Masonic lodge.
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