It is November 6, 1984. In the Spinalian office of judge Jean-Michel Lambert, Murielle Bolle, 15, retracts. The schoolgirl claims to have lied to the investigators and that her brother-in-law Bernard Laroche is in fact innocent. The day before, in fact, the teenager had assured that she had witnessed the abduction of Grégory Villemin by the latter. She would have been with him in the car and saw him pick up the little boy, get him into the vehic…
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It is November 6, 1984. In the Spinalian office of judge Jean-Michel Lambert, Murielle Bolle, 15, retracts. The schoolgirl claims to have lied to the investigators and that her brother-in-law Bernard Laroche is in fact innocent. The day before, in fact, the teenager had assured that she had witnessed the abduction of Grégory Villemin by the latter. She would have been with him in the car and saw him pick up the little boy, get him into the vehic…