Once again, the experts will be looking at the seals with outdated labels, those sealed bags that contain the remains of one of the greatest criminal mysteries. In a decision of January 27, the investigating chamber of the Dijon Court of Appeal gave the green light to new DNA analyzes in the “Gregory affair”. Since the little boy’s assassination in 1984, time seems as much a poison as an ally and, at regular intervals, there is renewed hope that science will stop the judicial rout. “The new expertises will focus on nine unknown DNA profiles that have been isolated, explain to Release Me Marie-Christine Chastant-Morand, civil party lawyer, Christine and Jean-Marie Villemin. They can belong to an author or an accomplice because we are in the thesis of a collective act. “
Since the tongues have never been untied, maybe the cells will speak? At the time of the crime, Alec Jeffreys, a brita professor …
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