On January 30, 1907, Albert Soleilland, a carpenter, goes to the home of
his friends workers, Erblinger. Claiming that his wife has to go to a
show at the Ba-Ta-Clan, he proposes to take the little Martha, 11.
Needless to say, the girl jumping for joy, and follows Soleilland.
In the evening, Soleilland returned alone and said that his wife could
not go to the show, and it was he who accompanied her, but that he had
lost sight of the crowd. He seemed surprised that it is not returned.
Wanted child, without success, until 14 February when pressed with
questions Soleilland finally confessed his crime. His wife was away, he
dragged the girl into his home, intending to rape her. As she resisted,
crying loudly, he strangled and abused his body. Then he cut up the
corpse that he went to drop the reference to the Gare de l'Est.
After the police discovered the abomination, the public is passionate
about the case: one hundred thousand people accompanied the little
coffin in the cemetery of Pantin, and six tanks were required to bring
all the packages offered by anonymous.
The trial was not far away, and July 23, the Court of Assizes of the
Seine condemned the despicable character to death, having held
responsible for his actions. The crowd applauded and even cheered the
verdict Mrs Soleilland! September 13, despite pressure from the majority
of French, Armand Fallières signs the grace of all those sentenced to
death recently. Which Soleilland. The people growing up in arms, 15 on
Sunday, an event arrives at the Elysee Palace in demanding justice and
resigned Fallières.
The satyr was sent to Guyana. His homosexuality is revealed. In
September 1912, he tried to strangle a young convict who refused to him,
and who, by defending the seriously injured with a blow of lime. The "pointers"
(rapists, in slang) are the most hated prisoners, and Soleilland no
exception to the rule. Tuberculosis, he died alone and hated at the
hospital of Kourou in May 1920. |