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NORDAHL LELANDAIS IS AN "EXTREMELY DANGEROUS PERVERT" ACCORDING TO PSYCHIATRIC EXPERTS
Le Dauphine.com
Lelandais est un "pervers d'une dangerosité extrême'' selon les psychiatres
The suspect in the murder of Maelys and Corporal Noyer was heard twice by psychiatric experts.
"I was a spectator, a second person was inside me..."
Psychiatric experts have released their report on Nordahl Lelandais, the suspect who confessed to the murder of Maëlys and Corporal Noyer, reports RTL. The man was reportedly heard twice, in March and again last April.
According to the radio, the man was first evasive about Maëlys' death, in August 2017 after a marriage in Pont-de-Beauvoisin (Isère), even if he regretted: "I killed Maëlys, this poor child who had asked for nothing. It was like a video game. It can't be a normal guy who did something like that. I love children and animals."
The second time, he goes back over the evening in more detail. He claims to have drunk about fifteen glasses: wine, punch, beer... With, in addition, perhaps cocaine...
Then he went back to the start of the wedding night with Maëlys, then the blow with his fist: "All of a sudden, I got out of my body. I was a spectator. As if I were next to the car, like a ghost flying next to it."
And he adds: "I heard voices but I don't want to talk about them. I don't want people to say I'm crazy. Then I dropped Maëlys in the grass. I didn't know what to do, I wanted the second person inside me to leave."
Concerning the death of Arthur Noyer, who went missing in Chambéry (Savoie) in April 2017 and whose murder he also acknowledged, he explains: "As with Maëlys, it wasn't me."
Nordahl Lelandais says that the soldier he picked up was drunk and that he himself took blows before retaliating...
After these two interviews, the conclusion of the experts is without appeal: Nordahl Lelandais does not present any psychosis, but would be of an "extreme criminological dangerousness", "a split personality of a perverted type."
BBM
Amazing how voices manage to switch off phones at decisive moments. :thinking:
Le Dauphine.com
Lelandais est un "pervers d'une dangerosité extrême'' selon les psychiatres
The suspect in the murder of Maelys and Corporal Noyer was heard twice by psychiatric experts.
"I was a spectator, a second person was inside me..."
Psychiatric experts have released their report on Nordahl Lelandais, the suspect who confessed to the murder of Maëlys and Corporal Noyer, reports RTL. The man was reportedly heard twice, in March and again last April.
According to the radio, the man was first evasive about Maëlys' death, in August 2017 after a marriage in Pont-de-Beauvoisin (Isère), even if he regretted: "I killed Maëlys, this poor child who had asked for nothing. It was like a video game. It can't be a normal guy who did something like that. I love children and animals."
The second time, he goes back over the evening in more detail. He claims to have drunk about fifteen glasses: wine, punch, beer... With, in addition, perhaps cocaine...
Then he went back to the start of the wedding night with Maëlys, then the blow with his fist: "All of a sudden, I got out of my body. I was a spectator. As if I were next to the car, like a ghost flying next to it."
And he adds: "I heard voices but I don't want to talk about them. I don't want people to say I'm crazy. Then I dropped Maëlys in the grass. I didn't know what to do, I wanted the second person inside me to leave."
Concerning the death of Arthur Noyer, who went missing in Chambéry (Savoie) in April 2017 and whose murder he also acknowledged, he explains: "As with Maëlys, it wasn't me."
Nordahl Lelandais says that the soldier he picked up was drunk and that he himself took blows before retaliating...
After these two interviews, the conclusion of the experts is without appeal: Nordahl Lelandais does not present any psychosis, but would be of an "extreme criminological dangerousness", "a split personality of a perverted type."
BBM
Amazing how voices manage to switch off phones at decisive moments. :thinking: