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Sophie Le Tan case: Jean-Marc Reiser definitively convicted for the murder of the Strasbourg student

Summary by Le Monde
Very routine, Jean-Marc Reiser filed another appeal on Monday to contest his indictment in another case, that of the disappearance in 1987 in Strasbourg of Florence Hohmann, 23 years old.

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The Court of Cassation rejected the appeal of the 63-year-old man, who challenged his conviction on appeal to life imprisonment for the murder of the Strasbourg student in 2018.

·Strasbourg, France
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On Wednesday, the Court of Cassation rejected the appeal of Jean-Marc Reiser, who contested his conviction on appeal to life imprisonment for the murder of the Strasbourg student Sophie Le Tan.

·France
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Very routine, Jean-Marc Reiser filed another appeal on Monday to contest his indictment in another case, that of the disappearance in 1987 in Strasbourg of Florence Hohmann, 23 years old.

·Paris, France
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Jean-Marc Reiser, who challenged his life sentence conviction for the murder of a Strasbourg student on appeal, had his request definitively rejected by the Court of Cassation.

·France
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La chambre criminelle de la Cour de cassation a rejeté ce mercredi le pourvoi formé par Jean-Marc Reiser contre l’arrêt de la cour d’assises d’appel du Haut-Rhin il n'y aura donc pas de troisième procès Reiser.

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Sud Ouest broke the news in France on Wednesday, June 26, 2024.
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