On the fifth and final day of their trial, they face for the final time the suffering of a family, the darkness for which Adan was condemned. He, a young man of about twenty who “wears a diving suit on the bottom of the sea, and doesn’t complain,” in the words of his lawyer, Me Charles Rominger, talks about his blindness inherited from lead spray.
They were sentenced to 15 years in prison for the Draveil shooting: the defendant was acquitted
