“When we talk to this woman, we are in the eyes of death.” Monique Olivier, the last keeper of Michel Fournier’s secrets

“I blame him for everything. This dirty woman who gave birth to children and does not respect other people’s children.’ It is in the words of Marie-Jeanne Laville, the mother of 17-year-old Isabelle Laville, who was kidnapped on December 11, 1987, raped and murdered by Michel Fournier with the complicity of Monique Olivier, that the series of documentaries opens. The case of Fournire, in the head of Monique Olivier, On Netflix.

It retraces the life of this 75-year-old woman and tries to understand who will judge justice in three additional cold cases (unsolved cases) from November 27: The murder and rape of Marie-Angel Domes (1988) and Joanna Parrish (1990). Try to understand, because, as its author Michelle Fiennes tells us, “this woman is multifaceted, there is not one Monique Olivier, but maybe twenty or thirty. No one knows who he is. Maybe except for his lawyer.

A flexible mind

At first, the journalist…