FULL TEXT: Yvette Lelièvre, with the help of her husband and
his mother had removed - usually by drowning - seven children she had given
birth, she incinerated or buried in his garden at Saint-Pierre-lès-Nemours.
This alarming discovery by the police in April 1969, would perhaps never have
occurred without an anonymous letter of termination on the last day of
infanticide, which took place three weeks earlier.
Successive pregnancies Yvette Lelièvre - it should say its
permanent state of pregnancy - are not particularly attracted the attention of
residents who never surprised to see that the family had no more than five
children, to remain high under perfectly normal. Instead, the neighbors are
Lelièvre are good people.
The Assize Court nevertheless likely to have a different
view and judge with severity explanations given by the killer. Here is an
example: “I kept the first child because we wanted to reach family allowances
and get a loan to buy the house.”
The couple, nor the mother of Yvette Lelièvre, has expressed
no remorse to investigators. Moreover, he seemed not to understand the case
against him. For him, get rid of all newborns surplus seems to be a simple case
of "family planning" - except that the word is unknown savant too
Lelièvre, although they are not simple-minded.
[“The monstrous ‘family planning’ of Lelièvre,” Archives
Larousse, Apr. 1969]
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