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Second day of trial for Justine Vayrac murder sees defendant deny intent
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On the second day of proceedings, Lucas Larivee maintained his innocence regarding both rape and homicide while testifying that he "had no intention" but simply tightened a grip too hard during an altercation with Justine Vayrac in 2015; this denial was met by cross-examination from experts challenging specific denials made at trial.
Key Points
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1Lucas Larivee has refused to concede during the second day of his trial for rape and murder, maintaining that he did not intend to kill Justine Vayrac.
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2The defense's denials have been tested against expert reports presented by both sides in court proceedings held on March 17th. During questioning or cross-examination
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3Lucas Larivee stated 'I had to squeeze too hard,' while denying the intent of murder, a claim that has caused distress among his family members.
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4Family and close associates expressed their pain regarding Lucas's admission during testimony but also noted internal conflict within him about failing in some aspect.
Developments
Mar 17, 20:35
Lucas Larivee maintains his innocence during the second day of trial for Justine Vayrac's rape and murder.
Perspectives
Lucas Larivee refuses to concede anything in his trial for the rape and murder of Justine Vayrac, stating that he does not explain himself.
— ' Vous n'expliquez rien ! ' : à son procès pour le viol et le meurtre de Justine VayracThe second day of trial featured five key moments regarding the proceedings for Lucas Larivee's case against his wife, including testimony and cross-examination.
— 'Affaire Justine Vayrac : cinq moments forts'
Affaire Justine Vayrac : cinq moments forts de cette deuxième journée d'audience
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