Paris. Aramburu Trial: Romain Bouvier, First to Fire, Says He Fired because of a "Total Panic"
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While, since the beginning of the trial, Romain Bouvier appeared to be in retreat from the main accused, he took up the same expressions and arguments, which were contradicted by the facts, as his friend.
During his interrogation in Paris on Tuesday, the co-accused of Loïk Le Priol, the author of the first shots that wounded the former Argentine rugby international on 19 March 2022, challenged the attempted murder that was accused of him.
This Tuesday, for six hours, the presentation of the second accused took place
This weapons collector, prosecuted for attempted murder, fired before Loïk Le Priol on the former Argentine rugbyman. On Tuesday he expressed in the Paris Assize Court his " immense guilt" and affirmed that he never intended to kill or even hurt.
He claims to deserve "the maximum conviction", but contests having wanted to kill Federico Martin Aramburu. Asked about the facts, Romain Bouvier, judged alongside Loïk Le Priol, multiplied the marks of contrition while fiercely defending his version, until he won against the lawyer of the rugbyman's family.
Twelve days after the opening of the trial, the same red thread crosses the versions of Loïk Le Priol and Romain Bouvier: that of a terrible misunderstanding.Heard this Tuesday 22... Read article Aramburu case: after Loik Le Priol, Romain Bouvier pleads the misunderstanding appeared first on current values.
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