what was Monique Olivier doing in a village near Caen this Wednesday?

The security system was impressive this Wednesday, January 22, 2025, on the Place de Feuguerolles-Bullya small village of 1,500 inhabitants located ten kilometers south of Caen (Calvados).

Monique Olivier, the ex-wife of Michel Fourniret, on the village square

Around 10 a.m., numerous gendarmes, armedkept watch around the media library, while others spoke with a white-haired woman. It is about Monique Olivierthe ex-wife of serial killer Michel Fourniret.

What was this 76-year-old woman doing in the town of the Orne valley? Already convicted for complicity in several murders and rapesshe confessed, Monday January 20, to her participation in the kidnapping and murder of Lydie Logé, a 29-year-old young woman who disappeared in 1993, in Saint-Christophe-le-Jajolet, a town in Orne.

Taken from her Fleury-Mérogis cell, Monique Olivier was temporarily incarcerated these days at the Caen-Ifs penitentiary centerin order to support investigators in their research to locate the body of Lydie Logé. She would have indicated that Michel Fourniret and she could have buried it in a quarry.

A body in the careers?

Located on the slopes of the Orne, Feuguerolles-Bully has “ hundreds of careers“, indicates the mayor of the town, Franck Robillard. The largest, the quarry of the Société des Matériaux Caennais (SMC), but also many small, family ones.

However, according to the mayor, the gendarmes and Monique Olivier did not go to the quarry site this Wednesday, January 22.

They talked for about an hour, on the media library square. If she ever came here in 1993, she must not have recognized the town, because we are under construction in the town.

After an hour of discussion in front of the media library, the convoy left towards Orne, to continue research, particularly in other quarries in the region.

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