Families denied justice as French serial killer dies at 79

Share this contentPARIS: French serial killer Michel Fourniret, the"Ogre of the Ardennes" who confessed to killing 11 people, died Monday aged 79, taking his final secrets to the grave and denying families of victims long-awaited justice.

But he has been linked to other disappearances, most of them in the Ardennes region that straddles the French-Belgian border. Fourniret finally admitted to the girl's murder in March 2020 but her body has yet to be found despite intensive searches, including over the last few weeks."There is a feeling of anger after so many years of inaction," said Didier Seban, the lawyer for several families of girls who disappeared including the relatives of Estelle Mouzin.'TAKING HIS SECRETS'

By the time of his arrest, the former forest warden was one of Europe's most notorious serial killers. He even boasted of being a"far better" killer than the sadistic Belgian paedophile Marc Dutroux. Investigators are still searching for the body of nine-year-old Estelle Mouzin, who he murdered in 2003.

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