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Le tueur venu en bateau : L'affaire Roger Fouqué

EPISODE · Oct 24, 2023 · 6 MIN

Le tueur venu en bateau : L'affaire Roger Fouqué

from Crimes & justice

Une altercation à la fermeture d'un cabaret sétois, quatre détonationS au cœur d'une nuit d'été et la mort qui frappe.Les témoins voient une silhouette qui fuit dans la nuit et qui monte sur un bateau avant de s'enfuir...Un récit écrit et raconté par François Barrère de la rédaction de Midi LibreRéalisation : Philippe DalguesIllustrations vocales : Marc Heim, Philippe Dalgues

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