In 2019, Michel Fourniret confessed to his crime but Monique Olivier had always denied her involvement. The serial killer's ex-partner finally retracted her statements and must be transported to Orne to try to find the victim's body.
More than thirty years after the mysterious disappearance of Lydie Logé in Orne, is the family of this young woman, then aged 29, on the verge of obtaining the truth? Heard several times by judge Sabine Khéris as part of the investigation carried out by the Nanterre cold case unit, Monique Olivier delivered an unexpected story. The ex-partner of serial killer Michel Fourniret, who until now had always denied any involvement in this crime, finally admitted to having played a role in this affair, we learned Le Figaro from a source close to the file confirming information from RTL.
Indicted since January 2021 for “complicity”she admitted to having participated in the kidnapping, with Michel Fourniret, of Lydie Logé on December 18, 1993 in her small village of Saint-Christophe-le-Jajolet, in Orne. Monique Olivier then witnessed the attempted rape, which failed due to her erection problems. “the Ogre of the Ardennes”. The young woman, mother of a 7-year-old boy at the time of the incident, was ultimately killed; her hidden body was never found. In 2019, Michel Fourniret – who died in 2021 – admitted to having strangled Lydie Logé but gave no details allowing the remains to be found.
-In light of Monique Olivier's revelations, the latter must be taken this Tuesday from Fleury-Mérogis prison – where she is serving two life sentences – in order to be transported to Orne, the source close to the case. The goal being, in fineto begin excavations in order to finally find the remains of the victim who had disappeared three decades earlier.
