This Friday, January 12, the Charleville-Mézières court sentenced Nordahl Lelandais continued à a sexual assault that took place in 2017. 
New sentence for Nordahl Lelandais. The man already has sentenced to death criminal imprisonment & perpetuity with a security sentence aged 22 for the kidnapping and murder of little Maëlys in August 2017 and 20 years of criminal imprisonment for the murder of Corporal Arthur Noyer in April 2017, was once again imposed. indicted this Friday, January 12. The former dog handler âacirc; 40 years old has coped with this sentenced to one year's imprisonment for assaulting a woman sexually one of his little cousins on March 16, 2017.
The sentence of one year's imprisonment awarded by the court is lower than the requisitions of the prosecution which had in reality imposed the sentence. asked two years' imprisonment during the previous trial held in November. A justified request by the charge relating to a "sexual assault imposedé a minor under the age of 15" and “threat or act of intimidation to determine a victim' do not file a complaint. Le Figaro specifies that Mr. Lelandais is "condemnedé &agrav; compensate his victim à amount of 2000 euros and the mother of this one height of 500 euros" and that he has ten days to appeal.
Nordahl Lelandais continues to deny the facts
Nordahl Lelandais was é judged guilty of touching the buttocks and chest of his little cousin, when she was 14 years old. years. In her complaint, the young woman also accused her of the forty-year-old to have uttered death threats à against her if she chose to denounce him. If the accused has denied the facts during the trial, "the court estimatedé that the victim was not falsifying and that she had post-traumatic stress. saidé President Camille Ruhlmann. During the entire duration of the trial which took place &agrav; behind closed doors at the Charleville-Mézière court in the Ardennes the attacker adopted "an attitude of contempt ;systematic negation with a character relatively to “comfortable at the start of the hearing, which became tense as the debates progressed,” according to the lawyer of the victim, Me Arnault Monnier, at Figaro