Thirty Years in Prison for Murder to End a Lifesaver

A 48-year-old Lorrain was tried on appeal for murdering an old man alone and isolated in 2020

A man was sentenced on appeal this Tuesday to 30 years' imprisonment for killing an octogenary who occupied an apartment purchased by the accused by way of life, the latter receiving the same sentence as in the first instance.

A man was sentenced on appeal to 30 years' imprisonment for killing an octogenary who occupied an apartment purchased by the accused by way of life, the latter being sentenced to the same penalty as in the first instance.

A man was sentenced on appeal to 30 years' imprisonment for killing an octogenary who occupied an apartment purchased by the accused by way of life, the latter being sentenced to the same penalty as in the first instance.

A 48-year-old man was sentenced on appeal for killing an octogenary whose dwelling he had acquired while living, before concealing his body. Meurthe-et-Moselle's assize court confirmed the sentence of thirty years' imprisonment against Abderrahim Ghelouci, found guilty of the murder of Michel Voltz, a [...] Read more A sordid murder in a lifesaver case: 30 years' imprisonment for the murderer appeared first on Le Singulier.