Petiot, Marcel André Henri Félix
Born: Jan 17, 1897 AD
Died: 1946 AD, at 49 years of age.
Nationality: French
Categories: Felon, Murderer
Died: 1946 AD, at 49 years of age.
Nationality: French
Categories: Felon, Murderer
1897 - Born on January 17th in Auxerre, 100 miles south of Paris. French serial murder.
1902 - His early teachers found Petiot intelligent, reading like a 10-year-old by age five, but he was also a loner with a short attention span.
1908 - At age 11, he stole his father’s revolver and fired it in history class.
1914 - At age 17 he robbed a postbox, and was then charged with mail theft and damaging public property.
- A psychiatrist pronounced Petiot “an abnormal youth suffering from personal and hereditary problems which limit to a large degree his responsibility for his acts”. It was enough to get the charges dropped in August, Petiot’s judge declaring that “the accused appears to be mentally ill”.
1921 - Aided by an accelerated education program for war veterans, he had completed medical school in a stunning eight months and was serving a two-year psychiatric internship Evreux. He received his medical degree on December 15th, from the Faculté de Médeceine de Paris.
1927 - Petiot married Georgette Lablais, the 23-year-old daughter of a wealthy landowner in nearby Seignelay.
1942 - Petiot was convicted in both narcotics cases. He was fined F10,000 for each offense, but the fine was reduced on appeal to a total of F2,400.
1943 - Petiot had been arrested in May, along with three others, on suspicion of smuggling Jews out of occupied France.
1944 - Marcel Petiot was still a fugitive on June 6th, when Allied troops invaded France and the investigation ground to a halt.
1946 - Died on May 25th.
1902 - His early teachers found Petiot intelligent, reading like a 10-year-old by age five, but he was also a loner with a short attention span.
1908 - At age 11, he stole his father’s revolver and fired it in history class.
1914 - At age 17 he robbed a postbox, and was then charged with mail theft and damaging public property.
- A psychiatrist pronounced Petiot “an abnormal youth suffering from personal and hereditary problems which limit to a large degree his responsibility for his acts”. It was enough to get the charges dropped in August, Petiot’s judge declaring that “the accused appears to be mentally ill”.
1921 - Aided by an accelerated education program for war veterans, he had completed medical school in a stunning eight months and was serving a two-year psychiatric internship Evreux. He received his medical degree on December 15th, from the Faculté de Médeceine de Paris.
1927 - Petiot married Georgette Lablais, the 23-year-old daughter of a wealthy landowner in nearby Seignelay.
1942 - Petiot was convicted in both narcotics cases. He was fined F10,000 for each offense, but the fine was reduced on appeal to a total of F2,400.
1943 - Petiot had been arrested in May, along with three others, on suspicion of smuggling Jews out of occupied France.
1944 - Marcel Petiot was still a fugitive on June 6th, when Allied troops invaded France and the investigation ground to a halt.
1946 - Died on May 25th.
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