Monique Olivier, Ex-Wife of 'Ogre of the Ardennes', Found Guilty of Complicity in Three Murders

Already serving a life sentence for other crimes, Olivier receives an additional life term for her role in the murders of Joanna Parrish and two other victims.

Monique Olivier, the ex-wife of notorious French serial killer Michel Fourniret, has been found guilty of complicity in the murders of British student Joanna Parrish and two other French victims.
Olivier, 75, was sentenced to life imprisonment with a minimum term of 20 years, adding to her existing life sentence for her role in other murders.
Olivier admitted to her role in the murders, describing her actions as 'monstrous' and 'unforgivable'.
The victims were lured into the couple's vehicle under the pretense of needing help or services, before being assaulted and killed by Fourniret.
Fourniret, known as the 'Ogre of the Ardennes', died in 2021 before he could be tried for these murders.