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Christian Ranucci

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737:), disputed Ranucci's involvement in the crime, expressing the writer's doubts about his guilt. The title of the book refers to a red sweater found hidden in the mushroom bed where Ranucci hid after his car accident, which seemed similar to that worn by another man who sexually abused children in another Marseilles estate just two days before Rambla's kidnapping and murder. During the inquiry, when asked about the sweater, Ranucci denied being its owner. In his book, Perrault took on board Ranucci's final defence, arguing that a 619:, citing his client's difficult childhood, the sight of his father slashing his mother's face, and the numerous moves made across France as a defence in court. Fraticelli wanted the jury to consider Ranucci's state of mind and consciousness while committing murder and whether he was really accountable for the crime, rather than his guilt. However, as Ranucci had retracted his confession, his other two lawyers conformed to his wishes, and chose to plead his innocence. 628: 406:
not really witness this attack, but only saw his injured mother as a nursemaid was bringing him in her arms back home. The two soon fled, moving home numerous times, as Héloïse Mathon was afraid that her ex-husband would kill them both. As a result of this experience, she became an overprotective mother. Years later, Ranucci, charged with Rambla's murder, confessed to the
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rather as someone whose sexual identity remained undefined, though the psychiatrists asserted he showed "keen interest" in children. While confessing, Ranucci claimed he had no intention of harming the girl and only wished to go for a ride with her. He explained the murder was a result of panic and fear due to the accident.
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own car, then drove the vehicle (carrying Ranucci) to the mushroom shed where he then hid his red sweater. However, nothing within the penal case could corroborate this version; Perrault himself had no explanation or rebuttal to the main evidence, in particular the hiding place of the murder weapon Ranucci revealed.
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climbed up into underbrush holding her left arm. Hearing Marie-Dolorès screaming and crying, as she had just lost her right shoe and had to walk barefoot over the vegetation, he grabbed her by the neck and pushed her temple to the ground. He hit her head with stones then stabbed her in the throat with his
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Later, as the murder case against him was unfolding, he was picked out as the abductor and molester of two children from Nice, which could have taken place during Ranucci's army days and a few days after he came back home, though he was never arrested for this and these suspicions were never formally
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On multiple occasions, former President of the Republic Giscard d'Estaing has said in interviews that he did not feel remorse regarding his role in the case; he mentioned to journalist Laurent Delahousse in 2010 that he did not regret his decision to decline clemency to Ranucci, claiming that he was
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titled "Non ! L'affaire Ranucci n'est pas une erreur judiciaire" ("No! The Ranucci case was not a miscarriage of justice") in late 1978, in which he recapped the key points of the case and argued for Ranucci's guilt. Chardon denied that Ranucci had been tortured as claimed during his trial. (In
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An hour later, arriving at a crossroads, he went through a stop sign and collided with another car, damaging both vehicles. He then turned around and fled in the direction of Marseille, drove a few hundred metres before he stopped at the bottom of a hill, exited from his car with the young girl, and
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In February 2005 Jean-Baptiste Rambla, Marie-Dolorès' brother, was arrested during the investigation into the disappearance of Corinne Beidl, his employer. Rambla had killed her as a result of a violent dispute about his salary. He was convicted of her murder and sentenced to an 18-year prison term
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and the Court of Cassation had already been cited previously by the defence during the criminal trial. Despite the creation of the association "Affaire Ranucci : Pourquoi réviser ?" by four Parisian students in 2002, there have been no further attempts to seek reconsideration since 1991 –
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am, Ranucci moved his car to the car park on the same level where the children were. Telling them he had lost a "big black dog", he asked for their help in searching for it. Sending the little boy off to track down the non-existent dog, he stayed with Marie-Dolorès, chatting for a few minutes, then
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he allegedly suffered as a result of the accident, right at the bottom of the crime scene, caused Ranucci to become victim to manipulation and impersonation by the "real murderer". In this theory, the man is supposed to have moved the unconscious door-to-door salesman to the rear seat of Ranucci's
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am, he came across eight-year-old Marie-Dolorès Rambla and her six-and-a-half-year-old brother Jean-Baptiste, along with two other children, playing behind a building in the car park of a local multistorey garage. He watched them for thirty to forty-five minutes, intending to wait until there were
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When he was four years old, he witnessed his father slashing his mother in the face with a knife — similar to the one Ranucci would later use to commit murder — at the door of a court after their divorce had been pronounced. However, other sources, like Ranucci's father, testified that his son did
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in order to change his flat tyre and bloodied clothes, clean up, and hide his knife. However, when leaving, he needed help from people to get his car out of the mud. At 5 pm, Ranucci requested service from a former digger who had become a farm labourer (the mushroom farm was in fact an abandoned
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Psychiatrists who heard Ranucci's conversation during sessions diagnosed him as having an "immature and backward sexuality". According to their report, this, coupled with a need for company, had led to the desire to take children and spend time with them. He was not profiled as a pedophile, but
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in September 1981 to defend his bill to abolish capital punishment. As a request for reconsideration had been submitted to him, he claimed, with regard to the Ranucci case, that there were: "too many questions about his case, and these questions were sufficient to condemn the death penalty".
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The victim's father, Pierre Rambla, vehemently opposed the book and the subsequent campaign that supported Perrault's theses, arguing it made his family suffer, especially his elder son Jean-Baptiste who is among the last people to have seen Marie-Dolorès alive.
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After being arrested, he was not recognized by the two witnesses to the abduction, and the only physical evidence implicating him in this phase of the crime was the drawing he made while in police custody showing the estate where the Rambla family lived.
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weekend trip, Ranucci left Nice alone on 2 June 1974. After visiting the region, he arrived in Marseille on the morning of 3 June 1974. Looking for the home of a former military service comrade, he stopped in the Cité Sainte-Agnès housing estate in the
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against the investigators in this document – as he was toward his army superiors –, and argued that Ranucci was trying to persuade himself of his own innocence. His appeal for a second trial was denied by the Court of Cassation on 17 June 1976.
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persuaded her to get into his car. According to his later confession, the girl was initially reluctant to go with him, making him repeat his offer; he eventually gained her trust by promising to return her home for lunch time.
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particular, he had accused Commissioner Gérard Alessandra, chief of the criminal section "Nord" in the Hôtel de Police de Marseille, who was in charge of the inquiry.) In late 1979, Jean Laborde published an article in
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in Marseille area in 1974 and his assumed attendance of the Ranucci trial, Fourniret himself rectified saying he went to Marseilles region as a child and was working in Paris when the crime occurred; furthermore, an
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Fraticelli said about the defence strategy: "You do not play poker with a man's life (...). This is the reason why I thought we had to plead guilty, with mitigating circumstances which were densely represented and
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1974. Sentenced to death by beheading on 10 March 1976, Ranucci was the third-to-last person executed in France, and frequently cited as the last due to the notoriety and media frenzy over the case.
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mine), Mohamed Rahou. The owner, Henri Guazzone, and Rahou eventually got the car out of the mud with a tractor. After having accepted a cup of tea from the Rahous, Ranucci returned to his home,
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study concluded that photographs taken at Ranucci's trial in 1976 of a man who seemed at a first sight to look like Fourniret, did not match pictures of the real Fourniret at that time.
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of the Court of cassation arguing each time that no new facts had proven Ranucci's innocence nor even cast doubt upon his guilt. It was stressed that arguments presented before the
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In 1989, having accused the policemen in charge of the inquiry of "abuse of authority" in a 1985 TV program titled "28 juillet 1976 : Qui a tué Christian Ranucci ?" (
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since 1970. Young Christian completed his education in Cours Camus. He and his mother moved to Avenue des Terrasses de la Corniche Fleurie, located above the city, around 1971.
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Héloïse Mathon died in March 2013. She was buried in the graveyard of Saint-Véran, Avignon, alongside her son's ashes which she had followed as they were transported from the
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His motive for the abduction still remains unclear, as no signs of rape or other sexual assault were found on the victim's body. Months later, while incarcerated at
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in October 2008. According to his lawyers, his behaviour was influenced by drug addiction and the media coverage surrounding the guilt of his sister's murderer.
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that he'd lived his entire childhood with the constant fear that his father, depicted as violent by his mother, would eventually find and kill him. According to
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Ranucci was arrested two days after the murder as he was returning from work to his home in Nice. The girl's corpse had been found shortly before by a squad of
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On 24 May 1974, he was hired by Ets COTTO, a company that made and sold air-conditioning equipment based in Nice, and began working as a door-to-door salesman.
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and his publisher an equal sum for each policeman defamed, a decision confirmed and increased to 10,000 euro for each of the four policemen on appeal in 2009.
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which he titled "Ranucci innocent ? Eh bien non !" ("Ranucci innocent? Well no!"), also rejecting Perrault's claims regarding Ranucci's innocence.
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am, they picked flowers for their mother. Maria Rambla, their mother, asked them to go home for lunch, then Marie-Dolorès asked to stay for a moment more.
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wrote in his memoirs that the condemned said nothing before dying, his last word being a "Negative!" shouted at the chaplain when he refused to receive
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for another child murder. Journalists described public opinion as sensitive to the point of hysteria, demanding death sentences for child murderers.
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widely endorsed Perrault's theses, with journalist Philippe Boucher. On the other hand, some journalists who covered the case rejected Perrault's
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am. Two of his lawyers who witnessed the execution claimed his last words were "Réhabilitez-moi !" ("Clear my name!"), but executioner
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After being paroled in early 2015, he was charged once more with the brutal murder of a 21-year-old girl committed in
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the rejection date of the last request. Although some rumors circulated in 2006 about the presence of serial killer
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During his school years, Ranucci was described as a mediocre pupil, repeating a year, but still earning his
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Christian Chardon (13 September 1978). "Non ! L'affaire Ranucci n'est pas une erreur judiciaire",
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Christian Chardon (13 September 1978). "Non ! L'affaire Ranucci n'est pas une erreur judiciaire",
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L'affaire du pull-over rouge : Ranucci coupable ! Un pull-over rouge cousu de fil blanc
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Dossier Ranucci: entretien avec Alain Rabineau – Dossier Ranucci : Peut-on douter ?
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On the advice of his mother, Ranucci came to court dressed like a clergyman sporting a large
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in August 2017. His trial was postponed and home confinement was imposed in response to the
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His political views were somewhat conservative, as he supported a single bounty to resorb
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Autopsie d'une imposture. L'affaire Ranucci : toute la vérité sur le pull-over rouge
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Autopsie d'une imposture. L'affaire Ranucci, toute la vérité sur le pull-over rouge
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Autopsie d'une imposture. L'affaire Ranucci, toute la vérité sur le pull-over rouge
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on 6 April 1954 to Jean Ranucci (1921–1988), a board painter and veteran of the
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were found guilty of defamation against the Marseille police in another book,
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Presidential decree of 26 July 1976 turning down Ranucci's clemency petition
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Cour de cassation, Chambre criminelle, du 4 février 1992, 90-86.069, Inédit
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Affaire Ranucci : POURQUOI RÉVISER ? - Les demandes de révisions
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of her hand. Afterwards, he covered the body with briars and thornbushes.
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to 70,000 francs for each plaintiff. In 2008, Perrault and his publisher
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Again on his mother's advice, Ranucci wrote a 74-page document titled "
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in a letter to his mother. Furthermore, his readings in jail include
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From the archive, 29 July 1976: "Guillotine returns after two years"
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From the archive, 29 July 1976: Guillotine returns after two years
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in southern France on 9 and 10 March 1976, just three weeks after
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Le Sang et l'encre. Et si Christian Ranucci était innocent ?
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Perrault, Gilles; Mathon, Héloïse; Le Forsonney, Jean-François;
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Letter from Christian Ranucci to Héloïse Mathon, June 20, 1975,
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André Fraticelli, Ranucci's lawyer, originally planned to plead
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Le "Cirque" Rouge ou Le mensonge médiatique et l'argent du sang
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Discours de Robert Badinter sur l'abolition de la peine de mort
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Le ″Cirque" Rouge ou Le mensonge médiatique et l'argent du sang
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as Christian Ranucci and his mother, was broadcast in 2007.
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Aftermath: controversy, political debate and review requests
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in Marseille to graveyard Saint-Véran after his execution.
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Returning to his car, he drove for a while, then hid in a
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Le procès Ranucci : Témoignage d'un juré d'assises
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arguments. Christian Chardon, who covered the case for
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The controversy next entered politics, influencing the
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Le Fantôme de Ranucci. Ce jeune condamné qui me hante
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Jusqu'au 28 juillet 1976 : Écrits d'un condamné
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Jusqu'au 28 juillet 1976 : Écrits d'un condamné
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( 950:, Héloïse Mathon, Jean-François Le Forsonney, 757:as Ranucci. A television film about the case, 538:fewer around before kidnapping Marie-Dolorès. 524:When his mother refused to accompany him on a 1467:, "Affaire Ranucci : l'ombre d'un doute" 943:Héloïse Mathon (1995). "Christian innocent", 8: 2265:People executed by the French Fifth Republic 2213:DOSSIER RANUCCI : Peut-on douter ? 2170:Ranucci, Christian; Mathon, Héloïse (1980). 1985:Fratacci, Mathieu; Tixier, Jean-Max (1994). 2191:Affaire Ranucci : Du doute à la vérité 2004:, Neuilly-sur-Seine: Michel Lafon, 187 p. ( 1896:″Le terrible passé de Jean-Baptiste Rambla" 815:28 July 1976: Who killed Christian Ranucci? 1955:, Aix-en-Provence: Pascal Petiot, 335 p. 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mugshot
Avignon
Baumettes Prison
Marseille
Execution by guillotine
Brevet élémentaire du premier cycle
Nice
Door-to-door
probation
Conviction(s)
Murder with aggravating circumstances
Death
Bouches-du-Rhône
Marseille
Belcodène
Peypin
flick knife
France
French Army
Corporal
8e groupement de chasseurs mécanisés
[kʁistjɑ̃ʁanutʃi]
Whit Monday
capital punishment in France
Gilles Perrault
public opinion
Avignon
Indochina War
examining magistrate

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