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The Bordeaux public prosecutor's office announced Friday that it had decided to dismiss the complaint lodged by the president of a feminist badociation against singer Bertrand Cantat for the suicide of his ex-wife Krisztina Rady in January 2010. [19659002] The complaint of a feminist badociation which accused the singer Bertrand Cantat of having pushed to suicide by his violence his ex-wife Krisztina Rady was clbadified without continuation by the public prosecutor of Bordeaux, like the three other investigations already conducted in this case. The president of the badociation Femme et libre, Yael Mellul, former lawyer of the last companion of Krisztina Rady, found hung at her home in Bordeaux on January 10, 2010, had filed a complaint for "violence resulting in death without intention to give". She had filed a similar complaint in 2014, already closed.
According to the prosecutor of the Republic of Bordeaux, Marie-Madeleine Alliot, the investigations carried out by the judicial police of Bordeaux after the complaint of Yael Mellul "did not allow to characterize that the suicide (…) was in relationship with physical or psychological violence committed on her by Bertrand Cantat ". "As a result, a decision of clbadification without follow-up was made on July 4," said the magistrate in a statement, noting that "the prosecutor of Bordeaux has previously conducted three investigations into the causes of the death of Krisztina Rady who have have been closed without further action ". And these decisions "have not been appealed," said Marie-Madeleine Alliot. According to the prosecutor, Bertrand Cantat was served this ranking without following a summons Thursday at the police station in Bordeaux.
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"Elements" verified
At the beginning of June, the prosecutor of the Republic had confirmed that a new investigation had been opened on the suicide of the ex-wife of the 54-year-old singer to check "elements" transmitted by Yael Mellul. The latter told AFP that she had been heard by the police on 23 May and, at the end of the hearing, lodged a complaint. She said she had messages she had exchanged on the internet with "the companion of a former member of Black Desire" in the same direction as previous accusations of violence against Bertrand Cantat reported by "Point" end of November 2017.
The lawyer of the former leader of Black Desire, Me Antonin Lévy, had reacted: "This umpteenth complaint is based on lies and will be dismissed, like all the previous ones . Even Krisztina's family, though first concerned, does not support this relentlessness. "
Krisztina Rady, born on August 23, 1968, a trained interpreter, writer, and translator, and Bertrand Cantat met in 1993 at a festival in Budapest. Married in 1997, the couple had separated shortly after the birth of their daughter, the singer having met the actress Marie Trintignant. They had two children and never divorced. Sentenced to eight years in prison in Lithuania for deadly blows in 2003 in Vilnius on his companion, Marie Trintignant, the singer was quickly put out of the cause in the suicide of his wife. French rock icon, the Bordeaux singer, released in 2007, gradually resumed his public activity from 2010, with an album and a tour with the Detroit band, followed by the release, in December 2017, of his first solo album "Amor Fati. " The promotion of the disc was made against a background of controversy following a cover of the weekly "Les Inrocks" dedicated to the singer in October, in full storm Weinstein. His 2018 tour provoked many hostile reactions, some seeing him as a symbol of violence against women.
These pressures led to the cancellation of several concerts and participations at festivals, until the singer of 54 years old finally throws in the towel at the beginning of June by renouncing the last dates planned.
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