The examination of the medical past of the murderer of Father Olivier Maire seems to highlight detection flaws that have not made it possible to avoid the worst.
In the early hours of his custody in the Mortagne-sur-Sèvre brigade, where he presented himself on Monday morning to accuse himself, Emmanuel Abayisenga was sent to the Cholet hospital center (Maine-et-Loire).
His psychiatric examination having concluded that his mental state was incompatible with a custody measure,
"including in a hospital environment",
according to the prosecution, he was the subject of psychiatric hospitalization.
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Suffice to say that his psychic profile is at the heart of the affair, which put France in turmoil.
However, as reported this Friday
Le Parisien
, a doctor from the regional health agency (ARS) of the Pays de la Loire had sounded the alarm in May 2016. The diagnosis, included in the judgment of the administrative court de Nantes dated May 30, 2017, is clear: “
Mr. Abayisenga's state of health requires attention.
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