False papers and a real conviction.
Guy Orsoni, an alleged member of Corsican banditry and son of the former nationalist leader Alain Orsoni, was sentenced Monday on appeal to four years in prison for criminal association for the issuance of false administrative documents.
He was sentenced for these facts on June 30, 2015 at first instance to eight years in prison by the Assize Court of Bouches-du-Rhône, which at the same time acquitted him - and his co-accused - of two murders. in an organized gang committed in Corsica in 2009 and targeting members of the so-called Petit Bar clan.
Rejected that for the only offense concerning false papers
The appeal of the general prosecutor's office against these acquittals having been declared inadmissible by the Court of Cassation, Guy Orsoni was retried only for this single offense concerning false papers.
Advocate General Pierre Cortès requested his sentence to six years in prison with a committal warrant and a five-year stay ban in the Corsica and Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur regions.
On July 14, 2009, one of his friends was checked when he got off a ferry in Ajaccio in possession of an envelope containing four photos of Guy Orsoni and those of three young Ajaccians.
All four were on the run.
Before the Assize Court sitting without jurors, Guy Orsoni, 36, contested any membership in any criminal association.
But he admitted to having sent his photos to Corsica to a correspondent in Corte in order to establish a false student card.
His three co-defendants who had withdrawn from their appeal wanted false driving licenses.
“We asked [Guy Orsoni] if he could have fake driving licenses.
We gave him our photos but he said he couldn't promise us anything, ”one of them said.
Presented by an investigator as "a prominent personality of Corsican banditry", Guy Orsoni is also indicted and under arrest warrant as part of the investigation into the murder of a pensioner on August 23, 2018 in Corsica. South, killed by mistake according to the prosecution.
Guy Orsoni denies any implication in these facts.
In his indictment, the Advocate General considered that “Guy Orsoni (was) not out of this logic of settling scores”.
In October 2018, a month and a half after being wounded in the arm while driving in his armored car, “Guy Orsoni was arrested with a balaclava on his face and weapons in his hand, near the home of the person who tried. to kill him, ”recalled the Advocate General.
Enrolled in university in the second year of Applied Foreign Languages, Guy Orsoni said he wanted to join his father Alain Orsoni in Nicaragua, "to prevent my son from growing up in this context that I know only too well".