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Murder of Sarah Halimi: an expert conclusion to the irresponsibility of the suspect ©
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/ Philippe Huguen
The man suspected of the murder of Sarah Halimi, a Jewish badagenarian killed in 2017 in Paris, was he responsible for his actions? No, concludes a new psychiatric report, contradicting a first doctor, but the judge asked for a third opinion.
On the night of April 3 to 4, 2017, Kobili Traoré had introduced herself to her neighbor Lucie Attal – also called Sarah Halimi – on the third floor of a housing development in Belleville. At the cries of "Allah Akbar", interspersed with insults and verses from the Koran, this young Muslim beat her on the balcony before throwing her into the courtyard. 19659003] At the end of February, after a rehearing of Kobili Traoré, the judge held the anti-Semitic character of the crime after a long stand-off with the prosecution and the civil parties. 65-year-old Orthodox Jewish denominational nursery at first seemed confused for the investigators.
The question of the young man's discernment, interned since his arrest, is one of the issues in the case. was abolished at the time of the events, that would mean the end of the legal proceedings against it.
On Wednesday morning, the investigating judge notified the civil parties a second psychiatric report, supporting this hypothesis.
Doctors who have it alisée believe that Kobili Traoré was taken from a "brief psychotic disorder" which "abolished his discernment", according to this document revealed late last week by Le Parisien and of which AFP has knowledge.
The suspect , indicted a year ago for murder, is "inaccessible to a criminal penalty. It is rehabilitable but the care will be long and difficult, "they add, also considering that his state of health does not allow to consider ordinary detention.
" This second expertise, which had not even been requested by the defense, completely contradicts the first judicial report "of the expert psychiatrist Daniel Zagury, lamented with the AFP Me Gilles-William Goldnadel, lawyer of the sister-in-law of Sarah Halimi.
" acute Delirious puff "[19659011] The first psychiatric report concluded that Kobili Traoré, the night of the murder, had been taken by an "acute delirium", linked to a recent high cannabis consumption, which had altered its discernment without abolishing it. 19659003] Me Caroline Toby, lawyer with Me Francis Szpiner of the three children of the victim, told AFP that the investigating magistrate had ordered a third expert report.
The case Sarah Halimi, a name which re watches the memory of Ilan Halimi's anti-Semitic badbadination by the "barbarian gang" in 2006, took a political turn in July 2017, when President Emmanuel Macron had called for justice "all the clarity" on the facts, in the presence of Israeli Prime Minister Benyamin Netanyahu visiting Paris.
A year after this murder, that of another 85-year-old Jewish woman in Paris, Mireille Knoll, had in turn aroused strong emotion in the Jewish community and beyond. Ms. Knoll was "murdered because she was Jewish," Macron said. The tragedy had triggered a "white march" of thousands of people.
On March 23, the body of this woman, with Parkinson's, was found larded eleven stab wounds and partially charred in his flat of a HLM of the eleventh arrondissement of Paris.
Two suspects, who had known each other in prison and accused each other of the crime, were quickly identified and indicted: Yacine Mihoub, the son of a 28-year-old neighbor, and Alex Carrimbacus, a marginal of 21.
Based in particular on the statements of the youngest, the prosecution had decided to quickly retain the anti-Semitic qualification.
The mother of Yacine Mihoub has also been indicted for "modification of the evidence of a crime" because she is suspected of having cleaned up the possible weapon of the crime found with her.
11/07/2018 21:02:21 –
Paris (AFP) –
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