Paris. Abduction of Mia, Coup D'état Project: Rémy Daillet Sentenced to Six Years in Prison
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Rémy Daillet had been tried for a month with his 14 co-convenients for their involvement in the kidnapping of little Mia in the Vosges in 2021.
Remy Daillet, a former Modem executive, was at the head of an ultra-right group who wanted to prepare a coup d'état. Mia's mother was also sentenced to prison.
Four years after the kidnapping of the little Mia, the convictions fall. Rémy Daillet, figure of the ultra-right and instigator of the abduction of the girl in 2021, was sentenced on Thursday to six years in prison,
The Paris Correctional Court sentenced Rémy Daillet to six years in prison on Thursday, 15 October.
Rémy Daillet, leader of an extreme right-wing conspiracy movement, was sentenced on Thursday 15 October to six years' imprisonment for instigating the kidnapping of the little Mia and for violent action projects, including a coup d'état.
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