Special envoy to Nantes
It is seal number 36 that lost Hubert Caouissin.
A simple glass bearing his DNA, deposited in a sink, with which he had quenched his thirst as he tried to remove the pools of blood from a crime scene.
His trial opens this Tuesday, before the assizes of Loire-Atlantique.
On the night of February 16 to 17, 2017, this boiler-making technician massacred the family of his brother-in-law, Pascal Troadec, in their pavilion in Orvault, a town on the outskirts of Nantes.
The man, his wife Brigitte, their two children aged 18 and 20, Charlotte and Sébastien, are killed - according to the accused himself - with crowbar kicks.
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Then, Hubert Caouissin returned home to Pont-de-Buis, between Quimper and Brest.
His companion Lydie Troadec, Pascal's sister, brings him back to the scene of the carnage.
After a derisory day of cleaning, punctuated by a nap in the bed of one of the victims, the murderer loads the bodies into Sébastien Troadec's car,
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