“When he kills her, he sets himself up as the owner in the same way he will be the only surviving parent.
"This Wednesday morning, at the end of five days of hearing, the general counsel Charlotte Beluet requested life imprisonment against Bruno Garcia-Cruciani, tried in Bastia (Haute-Corse) for the murder of Julie Douib, his ex -accompanied by the mother of her two children.
The magistrate also demanded the forfeiture of parental authority so that "he withdraws the hand he has over his children".
Killed on March 3, 2019, this 34-year-old woman had become a symbol of domestic violence after years of abuse committed by "the battered individual" of the accused box. During an indictment lasting nearly two hours, the magistrate overwhelms Bruno Garcia-Cruciani, who keeps his eyes riveted on the ground. "Bruno Garcia deliberately killed the mother of his children, as one kills in his own clan," denounces Charlotte Beluet, keeping a thought for the two little boys of the couple, who have become "the son of a murdered mother and a murderous father. ". The magistrate supports the thesis of the assassination, of the carefully considered crime, and demands 15 years of socio-judicial follow-up, injunction of care on his release from prison and ban on carrying a weapon for fifteen years.
Julie Douib “did not die on March 3, 2019 at 11:53 am.
(…) She died the day she met Bruno Garcia, (…) when a mechanism was engaged, ”continues the representative of the prosecution.
"The hold, she can seize, overwhelm any woman, whatever her education, whatever her strength."
"" I love you, I molest you, I apologize, you forgive me and I start again and so on, "recites the magistrate who imagines that Julie Douib lived" with the devastating hope that the other will change ".
"By killing her, he regains the control he had over her"
During the last months of her life: “Of course she had the right to go out (…) but never without her permission.
(…) The more Julie tried to have freedom, the more this hold strangled her.
By killing her, he regains the control he had over her for seven years.
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At the end of the indictment, the magistrate begins the mea culpa of the prosecution, judicial authorities who have never followed up on the two complaints and six handrails filed by Julie Douib in the six months preceding her death.
“In her silences, Julie Douib shouted a lot of things to us, we did not know how to listen to her.
(…) We did not know how to put her at ease.
(…) The danger was not correctly assessed.
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The one who is known to be one of the first to have used the term "feminicide" in the summer of 2019 concludes: "Recognizing your flaws, is allowing to move forward on this ground".
