The highest judicial jurisdiction, the French made a final point in a marathon legal succession of six trials. The serial killer is finally convicted. The seri
The highest judicial jurisdiction, the French made a final point in a marathon legal succession of six trials. The serial killer is finally convicted.
The serial killer Francis Heaulme is sentenced to life imprisonment for the murders of Cyril Beining and Alexandre Beckrich at Montigny-lès-Metz in 1986, after the rejection on Wednesday of his appeal by the Court of cassation. The highest legal jurisdiction, the French made a final point in a marathon legal succession of six trials, thus validating the verdict of the court of appeal of Versailles, to be delivered in December 2018, against Francis Heaulme, today aged 61 years.
On September 28, 1986, Cyril Beining and Alexandre Beckrich, age eight, had been found dead, killed with blows of stone, on a slope SNCF station in this town on the outskirts of Metz. Suspicions were first worn on a teenager at the age of 16 years old at the time, Patrick Dils, who was sentenced in 1989 to life in prison before being acquitted and released in 2002 for the revision of his trial.
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After other twists and turns, the assize court of the Moselle, in may 2017, was found guilty of these crimes, Francis Heaulme, already sentenced twice to imprisonment for nine other murders. The latter, who had made the call, acknowledged be passed twice along the track on the day of the facts, but has always denied killing the two children.
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“Obviously, this is a disappointment,” responded Wednesday to the AFP, the lawyer of Francis Heaulme, Me Liliane Glock. She indicated that she was going to confer with his client who “expected” this decision from its prison of Ensisheim, Alsace, france. The lawyer said to think of the opportunity to seize the european Court of Human rights (ECHR).
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“This is a final point that is good morally, even if Chantal Beining is no longer there to hear it,” commented Dominique Boh-Petit, a lawyer of the mother of Cyril Beining, who died in October 2019 from cancer at age 75. It was Mrs. Beining, who, in 2007, had appealed against the non-lieu is pronounced for the benefit of Francis Heaulme, opening the way to a trial.
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The families of the victims have gone through more than three decades of procedure without coming to the same conclusions. “It’s a business which is closing permanently, but that leaves us with a bitter taste,” stressed Dominique Rondu, lawyer of the family Beckrich. This latter “has not been satisfied at the trial of Versailles as that of Metz, of the guilt of Francis Heaulme”. “Now, the family Beckrich wish to stay in peace and not have to comment on the guilt or innocence of one or the other,” added the council.
Date Of Update: 17 June 2020, 17:58
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