If the Grégory case were repeated today, would it remain a judicial enigma or would it be solved in less time than it takes to say the word DNA? The answer is not as obvious as it seems. As recalled by ex-Captain Sesmat, one of the policemen who led the investigations in 1984.
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If the Grégory case were repeated today, would it remain a judicial enigma or would it be solved in less time than it takes to say the word DNA? The answer is not as obvious as it seems. As recalled by ex-Captain Sesmat, one of the policemen who led the investigations in 1984.