
An Albanian man was sentenced to 30 years in prison in France after killing his partner.
According to French media, the decision was made by the Court of Appeal after several hours of deliberations.
After five hours of deliberations, the jury of the Court of Appeal in Poitiers has sentenced Ismail Garon to thirty years in prison for the murder of his partner, an event which occurred in 2023.
The fact that the victim was considered a spouse constituted an aggravating circumstance for the sentence.
A personality difficult to understand
As La Nouvelle République reports, the defendant, of Albanian origin, who had been sheltered by the victim for almost three years in Poitiers, has been particularly demonstrative during the trial.
He has often spoken in the dock, insisting that he be judged solely on the basis of the evidence.
The jury reviewed several expert reports to determine whether possible mental disorders could have impaired his judgment, as well as to confirm the cohabitation relationship with the victim.
Overwhelming scientific evidence
Toxicological tests conducted several hours after the incident revealed no traces of alcohol, drugs or medication, according to an expert report presented in court.
The forensic doctor supplemented this data with detailed observations, including photographs, which enabled the reconstruction of the murder scenario./ LaNouvelleRépublique