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Before we begin, a warning that today's episode contains details of suicide,

sexual violence and murder, which some listeners may find distressing.

A friendly man, popular with his neighbours, retired Jean-Den Fonce-Marveau,

had a neat beard, a walking stick he'd had a motorcycle accident some years back,

and a cheerful disposition. Every weekend he could be seen taking his grandchildren

for a visit to the beach. During Covid, when people couldn't leave their homes,

he would do shopping for them. He just seemed like a friendly, pleasant,

retired policeman who was an upstanding member of the local community.

Three decades earlier, and 450 miles away, in and around the outskirts of Paris,

a string of rapes and murders had been committed, apparently by the same person

and had never been solved. In December 2014, a new investigating magistrate was appointed,

and she, like anyone coming in, took a fresh look at the case.

And soon she was about to crack it, but how? And what led her team to a retired policeman

in the south of France? People who I've spoken to, who knew him, were just stunned as his

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