The first case under the microscope of LN24 on Monday January 20, will be the terrible Geneviève Lhermitte affair. In 2007, this mother killed her five children before attempting suicide. This will be followed by the attack on Place Saint-Lambert in Liège on December 13, 2011, with the testimony of Jean-Michel Crespin, head of the Liège office of the DH, who covered both the facts and the trial, and the skinner of Mons, a cold case which remains an absolute enigma in Belgium. On Wednesday January 22, it is the murder of the mushroom farm which took place 41 years ago in Brussels, which will be dissected and for which many leads have been followed, including that of Satanism. The next day, time for the triple murder of Visée in 2014 during which a couple of bankers and their nephew were shot dead, followed by the Pirson affair from the end of the 90s, with the story of a paratrooper whose car plunged in the Meuse. He escaped, not his two children.
LN24’s “Decryptions”
Finally, on Sunday January 26, we continue the series devoted to the attacks of November 13, 2015 in Paris, in particular to the links between these massacres at the Bataclan des terrasses and the Stade de France with those in Brussels (Zaventem and the station of Maelbeek metro) on March 22, 2016.
-Other thematic weeks are in the pipeline for LN24 this year, notably for the five-year anniversary of Covid-19, with documentaries and debates on the controversies linked to the pandemic and its impacts on our lives.
From January 20 to 26, on LN24, Good evening Doc becomes Good evening criminal Belgium. A series of documentaries to watch every day at 10 p.m.
