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The so-Called "Tours Killing" Case or the Limits of Psychiatric Expertise

Summary by Actu-Juridique
In October 2001, the city of Tours saw a terrifying episode of its history: in the street, a man armed with a shotgun shoots at the passers-by. He kills four men and injures seven others. Is he suffering from psychiatric disorders? Experts are divided. His lawyer tells. Saint-Gatien Cathedral in Tours (Photo: ©AdobeStock/Clément Horvath) On October 29, 2001, in the middle of the morning, a man spreads terror in the city centre of Tours. The atta…
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In October 2001, the city of Tours saw a terrifying episode of its history: in the street, a man armed with a shotgun shoots at the passers-by. He kills four men and injures seven others. Is he suffering from psychiatric disorders? Experts are divided. His lawyer tells. Saint-Gatien Cathedral in Tours (Photo: ©AdobeStock/Clément Horvath) On October 29, 2001, in the middle of the morning, a man spreads terror in the city centre of Tours. The atta…

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Actu-Juridique broke the news on Friday, August 14, 2026.
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