Monique Olivier, the former wife of serial killer Michel Fourniret, was heard Wednesday in Rennes by PJ Versailles, in connection with the disappearance of Estelle Mouzin without it comes out with new items, does one source close to the investigation. “She has been heard but not placed in custody,” the source said. “Monique Olivier remained on its position” on the day of the disappearance of the girl 9 years, 9 January 2003 at Guermantes, in Seine-et-Marne. “This is part of the audits we regularly conduct Estelle Mouzin on record that we do not let go,” the source said, refuting the information of West France under which the sexagenarian had written to the judge acknowledging having provided a false alibi for her husband. According to France Info, “is one of Monique Olivier cellmates who has spoken out of prison. This woman was heard by investigators of the judicial police of Versailles this week and another jointly owned. ” Assertions that the source close to the investigation has not commented. The hypothesis of the involvement of Michel Fourniret in the disappearance of Estelle Mouzin had already been considered and rejected in October 2013 by the analysis of some 4,000 hairs and hair taken from the car of the serial killer. This expertise was indeed not possible to find traces of the DNA of the girl. “Michel Fourniret always told me he had nothing to do with it,” at the time had assured his lawyer, M th Grégory Vavasseur. Fourniret was sentenced to life without parole for seven murders on 28 May 2008. Sentenced to life accompanied by a 28-year security measure for its complicity in five murders, Monique Olivier serving his sentence at the women’s prison in Rennes . A team of judicial police of Versailles is still in charge of this investigation, more than 12 years after the death of Estelle Mouzin.
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