Alex Carrimbacus, 25, appealed after being cleared last week for the murder of Mireille Knoll in Paris in 2018 but sentenced to 15 years imprisonment for aggravated theft, we learned from his lawyers on Wednesday Karim Laouafi and Merabi Murgulia.
From October 26 to November 10, he was tried in Paris at the same time as Yacine Mihoub, 32, for murder, theft and arson, with the aggravating circumstances of the octogenarian's membership of the Jewish community, and his vulnerability. linked to Parkinson's disease.
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The two men had met in prison. They had recently been free when they accidentally met again shortly before March 23, 2018. That day, both stayed a little more than two hours in the apartment of Mireille Knoll, survivor of the Vel d roundup. 'Hiv that Yacine Mihoub had known since childhood since she lived in the same low-cost housing as her mother in eastern Paris. The firefighters then discovered the partially charred body of Mireille Knoll, larded by eleven stab wounds. On November 10, the Paris Assize Court sentenced Yacine Mihoub to life imprisonment with a 22-year prison sentence for killing Ms. Knoll. His lawyer, Me Charles Consigny, announced on November 15 that Yacine Mihoub was appealing.
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Alex Carrimbacus was sentenced to 15 years of criminal imprisonment with a security sentence of two thirds for aggravated theft mainly because the theft was preceded, accompanied or followed by violence resulting in death.
For the two men, the court retained the anti-Semitic character.
Yacine Mihoub's mother, Zoulikha Khellaf, was sentenced to three years in prison, including one year at home under electronic surveillance.
She was found guilty of destroying objects and cleaning up the murder weapon.
