Justice did it the wrong culprit in the case of Agnes Le Roux? In any case, this assertion Jean-Pierre Hernandez, 75, a former gangster from Marseilles, in his book "Confessions of a boss." According to him, Maurice Agnelet, sentenced in 2008 to twenty years imprisonment, is not the murderer of Agnes Le Roux, the heiress of the Palace Casino in Nice on the Mediterranean, who died in 1977. In an interview in Paris, he accused another figure of organized crime Marseille: his old friend Johnny Lucchesi. The man reportedly told a few months before his death, killing Agnes Le Roux, threw his body into the harbor Goudes, near Marseille and made his car disappear. Charges that he says accurately with for example the address of the Marseilles garage in which the Range Rover of Agnes Le Roux was écrasée.Trente years after the fact, it parlePourquoi break the silence? "You know, I'm a man. Leave the innocent in prison is very hard. (...) Because Mr. Agnelet was not a murderer," he justified Micro Europe 1. Jean-Pierre Hernandez hopes that his revelations will lead to the reopening of the case, as counsel for Maurice Agnelet who intends to file a motion for reconsideration before the Court of Cassation. The former 73 year old lawyer was sentenced in 2008 to 20 years in prison for murdering his mistress, Agnès Leroux. Yet, man has always maintained his innocence and his lawyer said that he had been convicted "without a shred of evidence" so that neither the place nor the exact date or how to commit murder n have been established
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