To the Islamist fanatics who kill in the name of a sectarian ideology, a democratic country has responded with the voice of republican justice.
During a nine-month river trial which was intended to shed light on the attacks of November 13, 2015. That evening, 130 people were brutally murdered in Saint-Denis, at Parisian cafe terraces and at the Bataclan .
Faced with the mourning of the families, the physical and mental pain of the 400 wounded, what help will be the verdict which has just fallen after days and days of depositions and pleadings?
Of course, for the victims and their loved ones, there were these liberating words, this feeling of being less alone, this desire to speak in order to forget, to rebuild oneself, to seek an end to the nightmare.
For the others, there were these stories that plunged into the bare of life, but also this possibility of knowing more about the why and the how of these carnages.
The key was in the defendants, except that the most important of…
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