Three men were sentenced Friday February 5 to a citizenship course by the Nantes Criminal Court for violating the home of the Troadec, where they had filmed and then broadcast a video showing the house where the quadruple murder of this family took place in 2017 .
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The three men, 41-year-old twins working in events and a 39-year-old temporary worker, will have to complete this internship within six months, failing which they will be sentenced to two months in prison. They are also ordered to pay 800 euros to the civil parties, and the equipment with which they had filmed is confiscated. “When you are the family of the people who have passed away under these circumstances, that you have gone through all that you have gone through, I think it is absolutely not necessary that, for their sake of going urban exploration or getting likes on YouTube, we treat such a tragic death this way“, Estimated Olivier Pacheu, lawyer of the civil parties. The three men admitted to having entered on January 15, 2020 in the garden of the house of Orvault, near Nantes, where Brigitte and Pascal Troadec, 49 years old, and their children Charlotte (18 years old) and Sébastien (20 years old) were killed in February 2017.
They also indicated that they had filmed images a few hours earlier in the farm of Pont-de-Buis (Finistère), where Hubert Caouissin, who is to be tried for murders followed by another crime in the summer of 2021, is accused of having cut up and burned the bodies of the victims. The three lovers of “urban exploration», Who explained to the audience that they like filming factories or abandoned buildings, were not, however, prosecuted for the acts committed in Finistère because they ensured that the farm was not locked when they got there. rendered. The prosecutor had requested six months of suspended imprisonment, accusing the three men of being “immature“And for wanting”sensationalize” by the way “besides the suffering of the victims».
«For the victims, that we could get excited and we could make a buzz with a grief as important as theirs, and disrespect the dead to this point, it was something unbearable.», Explained Cécile de Oliveira who defended the two sisters of Brigitte Troadec, present at the hearing and to whom the three defendants apologized.
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