Isabelle, the mother of Kevin, who was killed by a knife thrust in Avignon in 2013, has to litigate for the fourth time against her son’s murderer, who, after an appeal process, has received two sentences suspended consecutively due to formal errors.Hate has not been a part of her world until now. She herself kept hatred in check when her 21-year-old son Kévin was stabbed to death near her home in the Champfleury neighbourhood of Avignon (Vaucluse) on December 28, 2013. Then, when the investigation revealed that the perpetrator, Samir Kouider, had committed the crime because he disapproved of his sister’s relationship with Kevin. Also during the two subsequent court proceedings, in 2017 in Avignon and two years later in the appeal proceedings in Nîmes. (…) Le Parisien
On January 21, she learned that the Court of Cassation had overturned the Montpellier jury’s verdict of March last year in the third jury trial against the defendant [Translator’s note: After guilt has been established, the court must decide on the sentence at the next trial]. .
“I am fed up. I didn’t want to hate from the beginning, but now it’s come to this. I fought for my other two sons not to have hate.
I told them to believe in justice… What should I tell them now?” asks Isabelle Cauet. (…) Le Dauphiné
Solution:
Get rid of ALL of your moslems