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"The Saint Paul Park Will Keep This Tragedy in Its History": the Ride that Killed Twice Should Finally Disappear

Summary by Le Parisien
Following the conviction of the former owner of the park for manslaughter by the Beauvais court (Oise), on Tuesday, November 17, the new owners are waiting for the green light to dismantle the attraction responsible for two deaths since 2009.

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"The Saint Paul Park Will Keep This Tragedy in Its History": the Ride that Killed Twice Should Finally Disappear

Following the conviction of the former owner of the park for manslaughter by the Beauvais court (Oise), on Tuesday, November 17, the new owners are waiting for the green light to dismantle the attraction responsible for two deaths since 2009.

·Paris, France
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Le Parisien broke the news in Paris, France on Wednesday, November 19, 2025.
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