Trial of the Murder of Federico Aramburu: the Hour of the Requisitions for the "Malefic Tandem"
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In his statement this Wednesday, prosecutor Philippe Carrouye requested the highest penalty for Liok Le Priol (32) as the perpetrator of the murder.For Romain Bouvier (34) he required a lower sentence, as he was charged with the same crime, but in the degree of attempt.On Friday the sentence will be known.
After four and a half years of waiting, the trial of the murder of the former Argentine rugbyman Federico Martín Aramburú is coming to an end. The verdict is expected on Friday.
After almost four hours of closing arguments, Advocate General Philippe Courroye firmly rejected the version delivered the day before by Loïk Le Priol and Romain Bouvier. For the representative of the General Prosecutor's Office, the two men did not return to the scene to assist each other, but in order to avenge each other, and knew each other. The Advocate General claimed 27 years in prison for Loïk Le Priol, accused of having fired six times …
On Wednesday, 20 and 27 years of imprisonment were required for the two accused of the murder of Federico Aramburu, who was shot dead on 19 March 2022 in Paris. The ultra-rightist militants, Loïk Le Priol and Romain Bouvier assure that they did not "shoot to kill" the former rugbyman who had been disarmed. The verdict will be handed down on Friday.
The Public Prosecutor's Office also requested Wednesday three years' imprisonment, suspended, against Lyson Rochemir and Anthony Sorrentino. The verdict is expected on Friday.
Since 7 September, Loïk Le Priol, prosecuted for murder, and Romain Bouvier, for attempted murder, have been tried in the Paris court of siege for the death of the former rugbyman, killed by two bullets in the back, in Paris in 2022. The verdict is expected Friday.
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