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Chambéry killer student: "I laughed like crazy, I had blood on my hands"

2020-01-28T16:49:10.961Z


Adrien Bottollier gave the chilling story of the murder of Mostapha Hamadou in Chambéry (Savoie). One night in May 2015, where he claims to have ass


The Assize Court of Savoy listens to the voice of Adrien Bottollier coldly recount this night of horror of May 21, 2015 which made him an assassin. He was barely 21 years old. Exceptionally, the president of the court has the accused removed from his glass box. And asks Adrien to stand in front of the bar, facing the jurors.

The young student then begins his terrible story in a calm and calm voice: “I had impulses for several days. And that evening, I couldn't control them. I couldn't find myself alone to scarify myself. Which could have calmed me. So I decided to go out at night with a knife to go to the center of Chambéry (Savoie). With the hope nevertheless that these murderous impulses stop there. That I am unable to take action. But there was hatred in me, almost rage. There was something that dominated me and that I did not control. And I met Mr. Hamadou. He asked me where the station was. I told him to follow me ”.

"I felt my urges that were there"

At this time, Mostapha Hamadou is in a very vulnerable situation. He is totally drunk. It is easy prey. "I was still hoping not to do what I did," says Bottollier. We stopped at Verney park. He asked me to roll him a cigarette. I felt my impulses which were there, which I could not control. There was no more bulwark. I asked Mr. Hamadou if he had a wife, children. He said no. The last barriers that I had in me were then blown up. This does not excuse what I did. And I think of the suffering of his brothers, his sisters. I took the knife out of my pocket. He was sitting on a bench. I struck the first time at eye level. I was hoping that by touching the brain, it would go faster. He got up, tried to leave, fell. He asked me what I was doing. I told him I was going to kill him. ”

In the hall, the sisters of Mostapha Hamadou cry. "Afterwards, I don't remember," says Bottollier. According to the doctor's findings, twenty-seven other stab wounds will follow. The young man continues, still without emotion: "I found myself near my home, laughing like crazy. I had blood on my hands, my sleeves. I started to vomit. I came home. My girlfriend was sleeping. I cut all my emotions to bear what I had done. I felt like I had a sign flashing on my forehead, with the word assassin . I acted like an automaton. I threw my clothes in the washing machine ”.

A chilling tale

Adrien Bottollier will then confide, via Facebook, to a friend living in Canada: “For the first time, my murderous delusions are not delusions. Do you believe me if I tell you that I killed last night? Diane, Adrien Bottollier's girlfriend, testified: "When he came back, he told me with a laugh that he had killed someone. I thought it was a joke. I went back to bed and we had sex ”.

Adrien Bottellier concluded his chilling story: "When my girlfriend Diane left, I vomited again several times. I did not leave home for one or two weeks. I was very bad. "

Another highlight of the hearing was the face-to-face meeting between the accused and his father who testified at the stand. "I gave up on him," said Adrien Bottollier on the first day of the trial. This Tuesday, his father, Raymond, first came to explain that he had felt that the life of his son "had started to change at the age of 9, when he inflicted scarifications. We went to see doctors, but we did not take matters into account. I regret ".

Adrien Bottollier had criticized his father for having ill-treated him. "It's wrong," retorts the latter. It is true that at the age of 2 or 3 years, I left him a moment on the mat to punish him. And that another time, when he was 11 or 12, I put him in the garage for an hour or two. It was certainly awkward, but it is not easy to raise a child. With hindsight, it could have been traumatic for him. I regret. The separation from his parents was probably also difficult for him. I admit that I was not present enough. But my son, I love him. Even if I don't understand the facts he committed. I do not judge him. I don't know if I will ever be able to forgive him, ”explains Raymond Bottellier.

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In the box, the young student gets up and says to his father: “There was a lack of communication between us. We put things under the carpet. During my maternal grandmother's suicide, you disappeared for a fortnight. And when you came to see me in prison, you said to me: You are lucky that Mitterrand has passed, otherwise, it was the death penalty for you . I would like to ignore all of this but I can't, ”says Adrien Bottellier. The verdict is expected Friday.

Source: leparis

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