Aramburu Trial: Loïk The Priol Speaks of "Absolute Drama" and Assures that He Did Not Intend to Kill
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Confronted by the family of the Argentinian rugby player, the killer Loïk Le Priol let his emotions show and admitted full responsibility. For the rest of the day, faced with questions from judges and lawyers, the neo-Nazi activist's repentance rang hollow.
Aramburu Trial: Loïk The Priol Speaks of "Absolute Drama" and Assures that He Did Not Intend to Kill
In this third week of the trial, in Paris, of the murder in 2022 of the former Argentine rugbyman Federico Aramburu, the interrogations of the accused began. Loïk Le Priol, the perpetrator of the deadly shootings and the prosecution for murder, is subject to life imprisonment. In court on Monday 21 September, he assured that he had never intended to kill and expressed his regret.
Loik Le Priol (32) acknowledged this Monday that he shot the former player of Los Pumas, but that he acted out of "pure military instinct."He denied that his intention was to kill the victim and reiterated that he defended himself from physical assaults.This Tuesday he is scheduled to declare the other defendant, Romain Bouvier (34), while Friday the sentence will be known.
The defendant apologized to the ex-Puma family and dismissed the idea of premeditation.
Questioned on the facts this Monday, September 21, Loïk Le Priol has multiplied the regrets and the marks of attention to the family of Frédéric Martin Aramburu. A carefully formulated contrition, which accompanies a story where almost every one of his actions responds to those of others. Until racist exchanges come to break this defense.
On the eleventh day of the hearing, the identity activist delivered his truth to the bar: that of an old commando who "assumes" but presents himself as a victim, until denying the evidence of the images and his own journey in the far right.
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