Marseille. Murderous Collapses of the Rue d'Aubagne: 15 Defendants Retried on Appeal
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Monday 2 November opens the appeal trial of the collapses of the Rue d'Aubagne, which took place in Marseille on 5 November 2018. Two years after a first trial, fifteen natural and legal persons appear in a trial that will try to dispel the last shadow zones of this tragedy that had shaken a whole city.
The trial on appeal of the tragedy that had cost the lives of eight people and traumatized the city, on 5 November 2018, opens this Monday 2 November against fifteen defendants. At first instance, the court had pronounced ten convictions.
On 5 November 2018, two buildings collapsed in Marseille. Eight people died in this tragedy that occurred on Rue d'Aubagne. Two years after a verdict was deemed too weak, the appeal process opens this Monday. - Fatal collapses of two buildings on Rue d'Aubagne: the appeal process opens this Monday in Marseille (Police, justice and other facts).
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Eight years to the day after the tragedy of Rue d'Aubagne, the appeal of the collapses which had killed eight people in the heart of Marseilles opens this Monday.
Eight years almost to the day after the tragedy of the rue d'Aubagne, the appeal trial of the fatal collapses of two buildings gnawed by unsanitary, opens this Monday eight years almost day for
Starting on Monday, the appeal trial of these collapses, an emblematic tragedy of the scourge of unhealthy housing in the second city of France, will again see the families of the victims face some fifteen defendants among whom an ex-Deputy Mayor, an architect-expert, owners of the degraded apartments... In place of the gaping hole left rue d'Aubagne by this disaster, "a resource place" was inaugurated at the beginning of October in the presence…
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