'The girl who said, Go on - plug him.' (Florence Rey, on trial for murder)

Article Abstract:

Florence Rey is on trial for the murder of three policemen and a taxi driver, along with 12 attempted murders, robbery with violence and hostage-taking. These events all took place within 25 minutes on Oct 4, 1994. Rey was led on a raid on a police car-pound in eastern Paris, France, by her boyfriend Audry Maupin, who later died in her arms. He was responsible for the murders, but she admits to firing several shots. Prosecutors claim that she was a full participant in the murders.

Murder, Rey, Florence

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The princes and the call girls

Article Abstract:

Jean-Pierre Bourgeois, a failed fashion photographer, is accused of enticing 86 young women into prostitution. Three other people are accused of less serious crimes in relation to this case. It is claimed that the clients for whom these women were procured included actor Robert De Niro and the French film producer Alain Sarde. It is alleged that the main driving force behind the prostitution network was actually former beauty queen Annika Brumark.

Sex crimes, Bourgeois, Jean-Pierre, Brumark, Annika

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Showtime

Article Abstract:

The style of the French Moulin Rouge dance company in 2001 is examined in detail and contrasted with the images presented in the 2001 motion picture 'Moulin Rouge'.

Motion picture & video production, Motion Picture Production, Motion Picture and Video Production, France, Dance companies, Movie production, Popular culture

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