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"He Was Knocked Down, Then Cut down." In 1883, She Killed Her Husband and Threw Her Remains in a River in the North Coasts.
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On the night of February 8-9, 1883, Marie-Joseph Henry threw the remains of her husband into the Gouët, in Plérin (Côtes d'Armor), after having killed him because he was drinking too much. Second part of our summer series on the various highlights of the agglomeration of Saint-Brieuc.
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