40 Years On, Grégory Villemin Murder Remains Unsolved

Despite decades of investigation and new forensic efforts, the case of the murdered French child continues to confound authorities.

The murder of 4-year-old Grégory Villemin in 1984 remains one of France's most perplexing criminal cases, with no definitive answers after 40 years.
Recent efforts focus on advanced DNA analysis and voice comparison techniques to identify potential suspects linked to the crime.
Key figures in the case, including Murielle Bolle and the late Bernard Laroche, have been subjects of intense scrutiny and legal proceedings over the years.
Jean-Marie and Christine Villemin, Grégory's parents, continue to seek justice and truth, supported by ongoing judicial efforts.
The case is marked by numerous investigative missteps and media sensationalism, further complicating the search for the truth.