The feeling never ends after the gruesome murder of 12-year-old Lola, who was found dead curled up in a trunk in the courtyard of her Paris home last Friday. The main suspect in the teenage girl’s death is a homeless 24-year-old woman with a disturbing profile. Dahbia B., who was charged with “murder” and “aggravated rape” on Monday, would receive “wavering statements that oscillate between recognition and discussion of the facts” while in police custody. This was stated in a press release by the Paris prosecutor on Monday.
On Tuesday, October 18, Cyril Hanouna returned to this terrible tragedy. don’t touch my tv. To evoke this, he took the big reporter Michel Mary and explained that given the importance of this event as reported by the media, judge-trainers would urgently seek psychiatric expertise.
Cyril Hanouna then predicted that the discussion would continue and split a very important question about the continuation of this event: “I ask you this question and I am sure that all the French watching us think the same. For me it would be an absolute tragedy for psychiatrists to say ‘he is irresponsible’. Because if it’s irresponsible, what will it be? He asked. “We do not judge the insane in France. If his mind is cleared, it means he is receiving treatment and is in the hands of doctors. Maybe he will be released after 4-5 years” , replied the great reporter.
A response that wounds Cyril Hanouna, followed by a resounding oration. “Are you aware? This means that parents will be able to see him again on the street in 4-5 years… I tell you every day, at work I’m crazy. I don’t know what the audience is thinking. I go crazy every night. I say to myself ‘we’re in the country of the sick’. We are the crazy ones. “, he muttered. “Let’s not predict, it’s not over”, tried to weight Michel Mary. “I know but I’m afraid it will happen‘ replied Lino and Bianca’s father.
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Source: Programme Television
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