Paris. Abduction of Mia, Coup D'état: Seven Years in Prison Required Against Rémy Daillet
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In an indictment of more than four hours, the national anti-terrorist prosecutor's office has sought to demonstrate the structure of the underground ultra-droit network. The trial is due to conclude on Friday with the defence's pleadings. The decision will be deliberated.
Suspected of fomenting a coup d'état, Rémy Daillet also appeared for his role in the kidnapping of the little Mia in 2021. On Tuesday, the national anti-terrorist prosecutor's office asked for sentences ranging from one year with a suspended sentence to five years firm against his 14 co-prevenants.
Seven years in prison, including a two-thirds period of security, were required on Tuesday in Paris against Rémy Daillet, presented as the instigator of the kidnapping of the little Mia in 2021 and prosecuted in a coup project file.
Seven years in prison were required on Tuesday 6 October in Paris against Rémy Daillet, instigator of the kidnapping of Mia in 2021 and of an ultra-right plot. The Pnat detailed in four hours the structure of this underground network.
The prosecutor's office demanded a seven-year prison sentence against Rémy Daillet, the main instigator of the kidnapping of the young Mia in the Vosges in 2021, and tried in Paris alongside fourteen other people.
Seven years in prison, including a two-thirds period of security, were required on Tuesday in Paris against Rémy Daillet, presented as the instigator of the kidnapping of the little Mia in 2021 and prosecuted in a coup project file.
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