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Edwige Alessandri, when the Judicial Truth Crumbles: "How Could One Think that I Killed My Husband?"
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Edwige Alessandri, when the Judicial Truth Crumbles: "How Could One Think that I Killed My Husband?"
In July 2000, Edwige Alessandri's husband was shot dead in their room near Avignon. However, it was she who, on three occasions, was condemned by the courts. Twenty-six years later, two journalists had been taking up the case since the beginning. Jacqueline Rémy returned to a case which might well cause the judicial truth to waver.
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