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Dijon. Bloodbath on New Year's Eve: the Unsolved Mystery of the Bookseller on Rue Berbisey

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On December 31, 1957, as Dijon prepared to celebrate the New Year, blood flowed at number 66 rue Berbisey. Lucie Lhôte, a 53-year-old bookseller, was brutally murdered in her back room. A fascinating post-war cold case shrouded in mystery, brought to life by Jean-Michel Armand, who is offering "Dijon Crime Scenes" walking tours throughout the summer.
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On December 31, 1957, as Dijon prepared to celebrate the New Year, blood flowed at number 66 rue Berbisey. Lucie Lhôte, a 53-year-old bookseller, was brutally murdered in her back room. A fascinating post-war cold case shrouded in mystery, brought to life by Jean-Michel Armand, who is offering "Dijon Crime Scenes" walking tours throughout the summer.

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bienpublic.com broke the news on Saturday, August 1, 2026.
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