Assassination of Federico Aramburú: Loïk Priol Is a "Good Family Psychopath" Who Suffers From "Disputed" Post-Traumatic Stress, According to a Psychiatrist
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For psychiatrist Isabelle Teillet, the former Marine Commando did not suffer, at the time of the events, from a post-traumatic syndrome likely to have altered her discernment. Moreover, he still has "a significant criminological danger". The distance has been deepened with his co-accused, Romain Bouvier.
In front of the Paris court on Thursday, the commissioned psychiatrists returned to the "violent behaviour" of the main respondent and expressed their reservations about the influence that his post-traumatic stress disorder might have had during the murder of the rugbyman in 2022.
HEARING REPORT - Post-traumatic stress syndrome, psychopathic traits, alcohol: Two sometimes divergent analyses met on Thursday around the same question: that of the discernment of the accused at the time of the shootings that cost the life of the Argentine rugbyman.
Daniel Zagury felt, on Thursday in court, that the effects of this syndrome could mitigate over time in Loik Le Priol, but not completely disappear.
Psychiatric expert Daniel Zagury confirmed in the Paris sitting court the diagnosis of post-traumatic stress on the main accused of the murder of former rugbyman Federico Martin Aramburu
The eighth day of the trial in Paris took a turn at the time when the psychologist carried out the assessments of the four accused
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