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Former jurist in international and european law, I'm a journalist based in Nantes and in Paris, France. Currently working as a freelance journalist at Euronews and as a press correspondent for justice at Ouest France (1st french daily newspaper). I'm also working for severals architecture's websites, such as www.bam.archi and www.architectes-lyon.fr
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Monique Olivier: From 'victim' of her ex-husband, Michel Fourniret, to mastermind and accomplice of murders
Monique Olivier, once perceived as a victim of her ex-husband Michel Fourniret, is now facing a new trial for her complicity in the murders of Estelle Mouzin, Marie-Angèle Domèce, and Joanna Parrish. The public is less familiar with Olivier, who played a significant role in Fourniret's heinous crimes. Her involvement and her own distinct cruelty have been overshadowed by her husband's actions. The podcast 'Femmes coupables' delves into the psychology of Olivier, exploring her as one of France's rare female sexual criminals and her role in the shadow of Fourniret.
Monique Olivier: From 'victim' of her ex-husband, Michel Fourniret, to mastermind and accomplice of murders
Monique Olivier, once perceived as a victim of her ex-husband Michel Fourniret, is now facing a new trial for her complicity in the murders of Estelle Mouzin, Marie-Angèle Domèce, and Joanna Parrish. The public is less familiar with Olivier, who played a significant role in Fourniret's heinous crimes. Her involvement and her own distinct cruelty have been overshadowed by her husband's actions. The trial, which has garnered intense media attention, revisits the couple's crimes and Olivier's deceptive appearance, which masked her role as a sexual criminal and possibly one of the worst in France.
The Bac Couple Trial: The Case That Paved the Way for the Legalization of Contraception in France
The trial of Ginette and Claude Bac in 1954, which initially resulted in their conviction for the death of their child due to neglect, played a pivotal role in the movement towards the legalization of contraception in France. Despite the initial conviction, the case was overturned due to a legal technicality, leading to a retrial. The involvement of gynecologist Marie Andrée Lagroua Weill Hallé brought national attention to the issue of contraception, transforming the case from a mere criminal trial to a significant societal debate. The article highlights the struggles and societal implications surrounding the Bac family, set against the backdrop of the restrictive laws of the time.
The Ginette Bac Case, or the Forgotten Story of the Legalization of Contraception
The article recounts the forgotten story of the Ginette Bac case, which played a pivotal role in the legalization of contraception in France. It highlights the struggles of Ginette Bac, a woman from a modest background, and Marie-Andrée Lagroua Weill-Hallé, a bourgeois gynecologist, whose efforts led to significant legal changes. The narrative underscores the societal and legal challenges faced by women in the 1950s, the impact of the 1920 law against contraception, and the eventual shift in public and legal opinion that culminated in the legalization of contraception in 1967.
Who was the Nazi Irma Grese, the cruel guard of the Auschwitz and Bergen-Belsen concentration camps?
The article delves into the role of women in Nazi Germany, focusing on Irma Grese, a notorious guard at Auschwitz and Bergen-Belsen. It highlights her brutal actions and the broader involvement of women in the Nazi regime, challenging the perception that women were less culpable. The piece also discusses the historical context of post-war trials and the underrepresentation of female perpetrators in the collective memory of the Holocaust.
'Guilty Women': Discover Season 2 of the Podcast on Judicial Cases Turned Social Issues
The podcast series 'Femmes coupables' explores the judicial treatment of women who commit violence, examining historical and contemporary cases to understand societal attitudes. Season 2 features five new episodes, delving into cases from Jeanne d'Arc to Rosetta Cutolo, highlighting the patriarchal biases in the justice system. Created by Juliette Prouteau, the series aims to shed light on how women's violent acts are judged and the implications of these judgments.
Violette Nozière: How a Poisoner and Parricide Lifted the Taboo of Incest in the 20th Century
In August 1933, Violette Nozière, an 18-year-old from a modest background in Paris, poisoned her father, revealing years of incestuous abuse. The case polarized society, with left-wing artists and poets seeing it as a reaction to bourgeois oppression, while conservatives viewed her as a moral threat. The trial, which began in October 1934, challenged societal norms and judicial traditions, as Violette's accusations of incest and her lifestyle were scrutinized. The case lifted the taboo on discussing incest and had a profound impact on French society.
Violette Nozière, the poisoner who literally killed her father
In 1933 Paris, 18-year-old Violette Nozière poisoned her father, leading to a sensational trial that highlighted issues of gender, crime, and societal norms. The case was marked by allegations of incest, which challenged the conservative values of the time. Despite some public figures defending her, Violette was sentenced to death, reflecting the era's inability to accept her claims. The trial underscored the complex interplay between personal trauma and societal expectations, with Violette's actions being interpreted through the lens of her gender and social status.
At the trial of Irma Grese, a cruel camp guard and rare Nazi woman to be tried
Irma Grese, a young woman who served as a guard in several Nazi concentration camps, became infamous for her extreme cruelty and sadism. Despite her initial aspirations to become a nurse, she was drawn into the Nazi regime's brutal system, eventually becoming a high-ranking guard at Auschwitz and Bergen-Belsen. Her trial in 1945, one of the first organized by the Allies, highlighted the significant yet often overlooked role of women in the Nazi regime. Grese's case underscores the broader issue of female complicity in the Holocaust, a topic that has only recently begun to receive scholarly attention.
Véronique Courjault, the inexplicable triple infanticide of a mother almost like any other
In 2006, France was shocked by the case of Véronique Courjault, who confessed to killing three of her newborns shortly after their births. The case highlighted the psychological and social complexities surrounding infanticide, particularly the phenomenon of pregnancy denial. Courjault's trial in 2009 brought to light the intimate and often hidden struggles of motherhood, leading to her conviction and an eight-year prison sentence. The case also underscored the importance of understanding the psychological state of women who commit such crimes, with experts emphasizing the role of suffering over mental illness. Courjault was released on parole in 2010 after serving over three years in prison.
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