The trial of the alleged murderers of this octogenary killed in a knife, in March 2018, in Paris, opens Tuesday, October 26. The justice should determine whether Mireille Knoll’s membership of the Jewish community is one of the reasons for crime.
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Friday, March 23, 2018, the fire expressed on the second floor of 30 Philippe-Auguste Avenue, in the 11 e Arrondissement de Paris. Alerted shortly after 18 hours, firefighters quickly distributed him, and the police arrived on the places in the stride. There, in the affected apartment, they discovered the partially calcined body of Mireille Knoll, an 85-year-old tenant. She lay on her bed in a strange position: lying on her back, her arms curled up, feet falling to the floor.
Achievement of Parkinson’s disease, Mireille Knoll, widow, did not move herself on a walker. She received every day – morning, afternoon and evening – a home help, as well as the visits of his children and his daughter-in-law. Very quickly, the investigators found that the octogenary was not dead because of the fire. The octogenary, rescuped with the raid of the Vel ‘of HIV, in July 1942, was killed of eleven knife shots carried to the thorax, stomach, in the back and in the neck.
Accused of being the authors of this murder, Yacine Mihoub, 32, and Alex Carrimbacus, 25, appear from Tuesday, October 26 and until Wednesday, November 10, in front of the Assize Court of Paris. The two men will have to answer for voluntary homicide “with these circumstances that the facts were committed on a person they knew perfectly vulnerable because of his physical or mental state and, in addition, because of the belonging of the victim. to the Jewish religion “. To this criminal qualification for which they incur perpetuity inclusion are the expenses of “aggravated flight” and “destruction of the good of others by a dangerous means”.
Aggression of a child
Yacine Mihoub was arrested in the aftermath of the crime – on March 24 – while he went to his mother, the seventh floor of the building of 30 Philippe Augustus Avenue. During his custody, he was quick to recognize that he had spent part of the afternoon of Mr. Knoll, without admitting the crime.
He knew her for many years. When he was a child, he often descended to see her. M me Knoll liked this kid who, on occasion, made her menus services. Yacine Mihoub, become a young adult at the temperament sometimes lively, alcoholic, and confronted with recurring judicial troubles, had spaced his visits. In February 2017, it was at the home of Mireille Knoll, while he was in a state of drunkenness, that he had assaulted the daughter of the home help of the latter, a 12-year-old girl. It had earned him a conviction of two years in prison, including ten months ago.
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