FRANCE-JUSTICE-CONS BOUTBOUL CASE-CRIME

Former jockey Darie Boutboul, civil party in the trial of her mother Marie-Élisabeth Cons-Boutboul, arrives on March 7, 1994 at the Palais de Justice in Paris, with her lawyer Maître Sophie Benoist de Witt, where she must testify at the court of seated on the assassination of her husband Maître Jacques Perrot for which Marie-Élisabeth Cons-Boutboul was sentenced to 15 years of imprisonment, on March 24, 1994. On December 27, 1985, Jacques Perrot, lawyer, best friend of Prime Minister Laurent Fabius and former husband of the jockey Darie Boutboul, was assassinated in the stairwell of his building in the 16th arrondissement of Paris. In June 1988, the body of Bruno Dassac was found in the port of Le Havre, whose link was established with the former lawyer removed from the Bar Association for fraud Marie-Elisabeth Cons-Boutboul who allegedly ordered the assassination of the lawyer Jacques Perrot, in the process of a contentious divorce from his daughter Darie Boutboul. (Photo by Michel GANGNE / AFP) (Photo by MICHEL GANGNE/AFP via Getty Images)