Semitic Mireille Knoll Murder: Yacine Mihoub sentenced to life imprisonment

The 32 year old man was convicted of murder “wild” the octogenarian “because of his membership in the Jewish religion,” March 23, 2018 in Paris.

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It took almost ten hours before the jury of the Paris Assize Court delivered its verdict Wednesday November 10 at around 20 hours. Yacine Mihoub was convicted of the murder of Mireille Knoll, committed March 23, 2018 in Paris, with “aggravating circumstances that he knew that the victim was vulnerable and because of his membership in the Jewish religion.” Mihoub Yacine, 32, was sentenced to life imprisonment. The court followed the prosecution submissions.

His co-accused, Alex Carrimbacus was acquitted of murder but was found guilty of “aggravated theft”, especially “because of the affiliation of the victim to the Jewish religion.” He was sentenced to fifteen years imprisonment. This is less than the request made yesterday by the Advocate General who had requested eighteen years imprisonment against him.

Zoulikha Khellaf, the mother of Yacine Mihoub, convicted of “destroying evidence” was sentenced to three years in prison, two of which were suspended. It is not incarcerated. She must wear an electronic tag.

After two and a half weeks of this trial, nothing has emerged from discussions that enables to provide a tangible, material or oral (confessions), able to appoint without a doubt the author of eleven stab brought against the octogenarian disability and impairment of Parkinson’s disease. Who did what ? And according to what precise scenario? The judicial truth and judgment rendered after the hearing does not say. The camera in the afternoon of March 23, 2018 in which the drama is knotted at M me Knoll on the second floor of 30 Avenue Philippe-Auguste in Paris – from 16 hours to 17 hours about 30 – will remain a dark secret that only share Yacine Mihoub and Alex Carrimbacus

Intimate conviction of guilt

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Also, in the absence of irrefutable certainties, jurors have chosen to follow the “sinuous and complex” track attorney general Jean-Christophe Muller had opened them the night before. One author: Yacine Mihoub on whose shoulders rests the responsibility for this “murder particularly wild.” In the jumble of doubts and lies that led to the investigation of this case as the proceedings of the Assize Court, they pioneered, forging and deeply convinced of the guilt of Yacine Mihoub.

They ruled the day advanced arguments by his lawyer, M th Charles Consigny, who pleaded the innocence of his client regarding the murder. “There is no evidence. I think it is not Mihoub that killed, but his co-accused Carrimbacus,” Bush said. And to emphasize the mental fragility of the latter who at 21 had performed 25 stays in psychiatric hospitals and have been repeatedly implicated in cases of violence.

This folder and its judicial determination constitute a kind of case law in the way justice is seized of matters under the laws against anti-Semitism. A year after the murder of Sarah Halimi, a person killed Jewish April 4, 2017 in the 11 th district of the capital, killing Mireille Knoll had a strong reaction. March 28, 2018, three days after the incident, a white march had gathered nearly 20 000 people in Paris, including many celebrities and politicians, mobilized against “anti-Semitism”. The President of the Republic, Emmanuel Macron had publicly expressed his excitement for M me Knoll “murdered because she was Jewish.”

Crime simply villainous or anti-Semitic crime? This issue has fueled debate in the Assize Court of Paris, between October 26 and November 9. Which questioned “the aggravating circumstance [of the facts] because of belonging to a religion,” Jewish in this case. Following these discussions the jury selected the About Yacine Mihoub of ‘Jews and money “and expressed his sympathies repeatedly with regard to Islamic terrorists (without itself being suspected of radicalization ) characterize indeed in his case, that offense.

The defendants and prosecutors have ten days to appeal the verdict.

/Media reports.