US EditionAt His Trial, the Emotional Defense of the Retired Woman Who Killed Margot: "No One Ever Told Me Anything About My Conduct"
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The La Rochelle Public Prosecutor's Office requested four years of suspended prison and the abolition of the driving licence for five years against the retired woman who had killed Margot, 10 years old, and seriously injured seven other children.
The 83-year-old motorist who hit a group of 12 children on a bicycle on 5 June 2024, Avenue Coligny in La Rochelle, appeared this Tuesday for manslaughter and involuntary injuries, and the offence of escape. At the bar, she claims to remember nothing. Four years of suspended prison were required.
An octagenary driver who had fatally hit a girl on a bicycle in La Rochelle appeared on Tuesday, July 1, 2025 in the correctional court for "aggravated manslaughter." Several people interviewed by La Croix testified of the difficulty of approaching the subject of driving with their elderly parents.
A 83-year-old motorist appeared before the La Rochelle court for manslaughter and involuntary injuries, and a flight offence.
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