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Appeal of Chilean accused of killing Japanese ex-girlfriend in France delayed

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Same lawyer as for the Daval case. Seems he specializes in defending psychopaths killing their partners/ex partners.

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I am confident in the French justice in this case, no doubt he is guilty and at least, he could confess where is the body, its important for kurosaki family.

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Where is the photo of the guy who is allegedly of murdering his girlfriend?

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The unfortunate reality, if you are thinking of breaking up with your partner because he/she is a psychopath, he/she might track you down no matter how far away you go. We need to get better as a species at detecting such tendencies on the first date.

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This is only a minor legal technicality with a short delay. Why is this even news?

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@CaptDingleheimer, you can stop being the mask police. I find it ironic that people who rail against masks, are doing exactly what they are angry about, trying to force people to act in a certain manner. Let them do as they like

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Zepeda when he losses the appeal needs to give up what he did with the victim.

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Send that scumbag to Japan and hang him !!..

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Zepeda when he losses the appeal needs to give up what he did with the victim.

His conviction has not lost the appeal yet. Like Japan, he has the right to appeal under French law within French jurisdiction. If his conviction is quashed, I would sincerely hope that he gives up what he did with the victim.

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You can appeal to the Supreme Court,if their are constitution issues,in your trial

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Life in prison...

France is a joke for justice severity.

In reality, most harsh prison sentence is 21 years in reality.

That guy will go out of prison when he is less than 50, to probably do it again in his country !

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“…… though none called the police.”

Almost as shocking as the murder itself. Somebody could have made an anonymous call to the police if they were afraid to get involved.

Poor, poor girl. RIP

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@StormcroW

In France, exczpt if you say a murder is ongoing, police is not sure to come.

For a mere sound and shouting inside a student dormitory, it happens often...

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