While Marie-Ange Laroche, widow of Bernard Laroche, spoke 40 years after the death of little Grégory, the new attorney general at the Dijon Court of Appeal indicated on RTL that the investigation continued to find the or the murderers of the little boy.
An investigation that continues. Forty years after the death of little Grégory Villemin, found bound hand and foot in Vologne, on October 16, 1984, Philippe Astruc, new prosecutor general of the Dijon Court of Appeal, announced on RTL, Tuesday October 15, that the investigation continued. Even if he“There is no longer a cell, that is to say a group of investigators who work full time on it”, “they respond on a case-by-case basis according to the requests of the investigating magistrate”. And to add: “We must continue to work as long as we can, because we owe it to this little boy, we owe it to his parents”.
While in 2017, Marcel and Jacqueline Jacob, Grégory’s great-uncle and great-aunt, and Murielle Bolle were indicted, before the latter were canceled for procedural defects, the prosecutor estimated that There is “a plurality of authors” in the murder of the little boy: “This is the dominant hypothesis, I would say, for quite a long time now. It is the one which seems, I would say, to result quite logically from all the elements”he said on the radio.
The widow of Bernard Laroche speaks
Furthermore, Marie-Ange Laroche, widow of Bernard Laroche, suspect in the affair and killed by Jean-Marie Villemin, spoke on BFMTV this Sunday. “I’m angrier” today than a few years ago, she declared, believing that her husband is innocent: “We were destroyed, crushed, and today it continues.”
published on October 15 at 2:45 p.m., Guillaume Dosda, 6Medias
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