Thursday morning, Daniel Colombo got up in Sainte-Maxime. This is where the septuagenarian from Isère has spent part of the year since he retired. And he took the wheel of his Hyundai Tucson for, four hours and as many hundreds of kilometers further, to open to Tahar Benali the door of his apartment in the Malherbe district of Grenoble where he spends the rest of the year. And Daniel Colombo watched the Tullinian craftsman attack the wall of his kitchen with a jackhammer. The septuagenarian from Grenoble had not however planned to do any work.
But the day before, his phone had rung. The…
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