Trial of the Murder of Aramburu: Sentenced to 26 Years in Prison, Loïk Le Priol Appeals
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Le Parisien
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A new trial in the Assisi will take place. After three weeks of debate, the jurors found Loik Le Priol, 32, guilty of the murder of the Argentine international and sentenced him to 26 years in prison...
Sentenced to 26 years in prison for the murder of former rugbyman Federico Martin Aramburu, Loïk Le Priol has decided to appeal the court decision. His accomplice Romain Bouvier has also brought...
According to the information of Marianne, Loik Le Priol appealed this Monday morning, 5 October. Sentenced for murder on 25 September, he had escaped the qualification of murder, the court having ruled out premeditation. His co-accused Romain Bouvier also appealed.
INFO THE FIGARO - Three days after his rival Romain Bouvier and after having reached the end of the deadline, the 32-year-old soldier decided to revive the judicial arm.
Former far-right activist Loïk Priol appealed on Monday, October 5, his sentence to 26 years in prison for the murder of Argentine rugbyman Federico Martin Aramburu, shot dead in Paris...
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