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The six-member Dupont de Ligonnès family lived at 55 Robert-Schuman Boulevard, a narrow two-story residence in a wealthy residential area west of the city. Their home was part of a row of matching terraced buildings overlooking a busy thoroughfare, interspersed with patisseries, bars, and other businesses.

Team:

Anonymous Host - narration

Erin Munro - research

Elsha McGill - writing

Mike Migas - production, scoring

Andrew D.B. Joslyn - additional scoring

Milly Raso - creative direction

A special thank you to Holly Evans Plumelet and Sylvain Plumelet for their assistance with this episode.

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Abhi Ram

What an end to an excellent weekend!!

Candice Williams

That coward is totally living a low profile life on some beach somewhere...he had this whole thing planned out for a long long time. Great episode once again Casey n co.

Carmel O'Dwyer

Spoiler So they say he didn’t commit suicide as it would go against his religious beliefs but the psycho murdered his whole family... I’m no devout catholic but I’m almost sure that goes again the religion too. Wtf??

Jason Colombo

Wow, what an incredible episode. Knew nothing about this case, going in, the skin on my knuckles will be sore for days, thanks to the intense pacing and soundtrack to this episode. Fucking cheers. ❤️

alan roosen

Crazy and sad case. What’s also interesting to see is yet another example where the remaining extended family will adopt such incredible self delusion to hang on to their beliefs that said suspect is a good innocent person and it’s some crazy conspiracy. Especially parents - seems they do it the most if it’s their kid who is the murderer. Must be too painful to accept the reality.

Claire

I’m only 25 mins in and it’s already in my top three. Special props to Mike for his amazing sound design and engineering.

Tayleh

Such a great coverage of a case! When is case 130 available?

Mr Chips

I think this is my #1 favorite episode, I have re-listened to it more than 10 times. Something about family annihilated crimes is chilling to the bone. Formerly, the Beth Barnard episode was my most listened but now it’s a whole series so this is #1