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Murder of Christelle Bancourt

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Christian Martella affair
LocationMarseille
DateJune 1982 - March 1985
Attack typeKidnapping, rape, aggravated murder

The Christian Martella affair is a French criminal case in which Christian Marletta was accused of having strangled, raped and killed Christelle Bancourt, a twelve years old girl, in Marseille. He also dismembered her corpse. Christian Marletta is convicted and sentenced to life imprisonment in 1985 and narrowly escaped the capital punishment. He is released from jail in 2006.

References

  1. « Christian Marletta, l'homme qui sauva sa tête », 50 ans de faits divers aired in 2006 on 13eme rue channel, produced by Bonne Pioche.
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