Serial Killer Francis Heaulme to Stand Trial for 1989 Murder
Francis Heaulme, 67 ans, sera jugé par la cour d’assises des Hauts-de-Seine, pour le meurtre de cet ouvrier agricole, retrouvé mort en 1989 à Bédarrides (Vaucluse), a appris « Ouest-France » ce mardi 16 juin, confirmant une information de « France info ». Le pôle « cold cases » du parquet de Nanterre avait requis, en avril, un nouveau procès pour le « routard du crime ».
Francis Heaulme, a convicted serial killer, will face trial for the 1989 murder of Jean-Joseph Clément. The trial will be held in the Hauts-de-Seine assize court. Clément was found dead in Bédarrides (Vaucluse) in 1989. The Nanterre prosecutor's office had previously requested a new trial for Heaulme, known as the 'hitchhiker killer,' for this cold case. This decision allows for a renewed examination of the evidence related to Clément's death. Heaulme, aged 67, has a history of violent crimes, making this trial a significant legal event. The proceedings aim to bring justice for the victim and closure for the case.
This trial represents a significant legal development in a cold case, bringing a notorious serial killer to justice for a decades-old murder.
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