Forty Years On, Grégory Case Still Haunts Laroche Family

Marie-Ange Laroche, widow of Bernard Laroche, speaks out about the enduring impact of the unresolved murder case on her family.

Marie-Ange Laroche, widow of Bernard Laroche, expresses deep resentment and lack of hope for uncovering the truth about the 1984 murder of her nephew, Grégory Villemin.
Bernard Laroche, initially accused in the murder case, was killed by his cousin Jean-Marie Villemin in 1985, who believed Laroche was responsible for his son's death.
Marie-Ange Laroche continues to staunchly defend her husband's innocence, asserting that he was incapable of harming a child.
The unresolved case has had a devastating impact on the Laroche family, with Marie-Ange noting that the stigma has affected her children and grandchildren.
Despite multiple investigations and DNA analyses, the mystery surrounding Grégory's murder remains unsolved, with accusations and suspicions persisting against Bernard Laroche.