Prati or the ideal guilt

Prati or the ideal guilt

13min |16/03/2025|

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Prati or the ideal guilt

Prati or the ideal guilt

13min |16/03/2025|

11

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In December 2001, a fire broke out at the Hôtel du Palais in Paris, resulting in the tragic deaths of four individuals, including Scottish tourist Marysia Lewis and her boyfriend, Jason Maxwell. The arsonist, 39-year-old Bruno Prati from Paris, who had a history of arson and mental illness, was convicted and sentenced to 20 years in prison in February 2006. The victims' families expressed dissatisfaction with the investigation, alleging contradictions in testimonies and potential negligence by hotel staff.

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Hosted by passionate criminology and storytelling enthusiasts, the podcast offers a meticulous analysis of facts, testimonies, and evidence while shedding light on the psychological and social aspects of crime.

With a tone that is both informative and immersive, "Autopsy" allows listeners to feel at the heart of the investigation. It is aimed at those interested in criminal mysteries and legal intrigue, offering a fresh and often surprising perspective on cases that have left a lasting impact or remain enigmatic to this day.

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About Autopsy

"Autopsy" is a captivating true crime podcast that delves into the most intriguing and often little-known criminal cases. Each episode provides an in-depth exploration of a specific crime, detailing the circumstances, key figures, investigations, and outcomes.

Hosted by passionate criminology and storytelling enthusiasts, the podcast offers a meticulous analysis of facts, testimonies, and evidence while shedding light on the psychological and social aspects of crime.

With a tone that is both informative and immersive, "Autopsy" allows listeners to feel at the heart of the investigation. It is aimed at those interested in criminal mysteries and legal intrigue, offering a fresh and often surprising perspective on cases that have left a lasting impact or remain enigmatic to this day.

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In December 2001, a fire broke out at the Hôtel du Palais in Paris, resulting in the tragic deaths of four individuals, including Scottish tourist Marysia Lewis and her boyfriend, Jason Maxwell. The arsonist, 39-year-old Bruno Prati from Paris, who had a history of arson and mental illness, was convicted and sentenced to 20 years in prison in February 2006. The victims' families expressed dissatisfaction with the investigation, alleging contradictions in testimonies and potential negligence by hotel staff.

Hosted by Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

About Autopsy

"Autopsy" is a captivating true crime podcast that delves into the most intriguing and often little-known criminal cases. Each episode provides an in-depth exploration of a specific crime, detailing the circumstances, key figures, investigations, and outcomes.

Hosted by passionate criminology and storytelling enthusiasts, the podcast offers a meticulous analysis of facts, testimonies, and evidence while shedding light on the psychological and social aspects of crime.

With a tone that is both informative and immersive, "Autopsy" allows listeners to feel at the heart of the investigation. It is aimed at those interested in criminal mysteries and legal intrigue, offering a fresh and often surprising perspective on cases that have left a lasting impact or remain enigmatic to this day.

Hosted by Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

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About Autopsy

"Autopsy" is a captivating true crime podcast that delves into the most intriguing and often little-known criminal cases. Each episode provides an in-depth exploration of a specific crime, detailing the circumstances, key figures, investigations, and outcomes.

Hosted by passionate criminology and storytelling enthusiasts, the podcast offers a meticulous analysis of facts, testimonies, and evidence while shedding light on the psychological and social aspects of crime.

With a tone that is both informative and immersive, "Autopsy" allows listeners to feel at the heart of the investigation. It is aimed at those interested in criminal mysteries and legal intrigue, offering a fresh and often surprising perspective on cases that have left a lasting impact or remain enigmatic to this day.

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In December 2001, a fire broke out at the Hôtel du Palais in Paris, resulting in the tragic deaths of four individuals, including Scottish tourist Marysia Lewis and her boyfriend, Jason Maxwell. The arsonist, 39-year-old Bruno Prati from Paris, who had a history of arson and mental illness, was convicted and sentenced to 20 years in prison in February 2006. The victims' families expressed dissatisfaction with the investigation, alleging contradictions in testimonies and potential negligence by hotel staff.

Hosted by Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

About Autopsy

"Autopsy" is a captivating true crime podcast that delves into the most intriguing and often little-known criminal cases. Each episode provides an in-depth exploration of a specific crime, detailing the circumstances, key figures, investigations, and outcomes.

Hosted by passionate criminology and storytelling enthusiasts, the podcast offers a meticulous analysis of facts, testimonies, and evidence while shedding light on the psychological and social aspects of crime.

With a tone that is both informative and immersive, "Autopsy" allows listeners to feel at the heart of the investigation. It is aimed at those interested in criminal mysteries and legal intrigue, offering a fresh and often surprising perspective on cases that have left a lasting impact or remain enigmatic to this day.

Hosted by Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

Subscribe

About Autopsy

"Autopsy" is a captivating true crime podcast that delves into the most intriguing and often little-known criminal cases. Each episode provides an in-depth exploration of a specific crime, detailing the circumstances, key figures, investigations, and outcomes.

Hosted by passionate criminology and storytelling enthusiasts, the podcast offers a meticulous analysis of facts, testimonies, and evidence while shedding light on the psychological and social aspects of crime.

With a tone that is both informative and immersive, "Autopsy" allows listeners to feel at the heart of the investigation. It is aimed at those interested in criminal mysteries and legal intrigue, offering a fresh and often surprising perspective on cases that have left a lasting impact or remain enigmatic to this day.

Hosted by Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

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Description

In December 2001, a fire broke out at the Hôtel du Palais in Paris, resulting in the tragic deaths of four individuals, including Scottish tourist Marysia Lewis and her boyfriend, Jason Maxwell. The arsonist, 39-year-old Bruno Prati from Paris, who had a history of arson and mental illness, was convicted and sentenced to 20 years in prison in February 2006. The victims' families expressed dissatisfaction with the investigation, alleging contradictions in testimonies and potential negligence by hotel staff.

Hosted by Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

About Autopsy

"Autopsy" is a captivating true crime podcast that delves into the most intriguing and often little-known criminal cases. Each episode provides an in-depth exploration of a specific crime, detailing the circumstances, key figures, investigations, and outcomes.

Hosted by passionate criminology and storytelling enthusiasts, the podcast offers a meticulous analysis of facts, testimonies, and evidence while shedding light on the psychological and social aspects of crime.

With a tone that is both informative and immersive, "Autopsy" allows listeners to feel at the heart of the investigation. It is aimed at those interested in criminal mysteries and legal intrigue, offering a fresh and often surprising perspective on cases that have left a lasting impact or remain enigmatic to this day.

Hosted by Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

Subscribe

About Autopsy

"Autopsy" is a captivating true crime podcast that delves into the most intriguing and often little-known criminal cases. Each episode provides an in-depth exploration of a specific crime, detailing the circumstances, key figures, investigations, and outcomes.

Hosted by passionate criminology and storytelling enthusiasts, the podcast offers a meticulous analysis of facts, testimonies, and evidence while shedding light on the psychological and social aspects of crime.

With a tone that is both informative and immersive, "Autopsy" allows listeners to feel at the heart of the investigation. It is aimed at those interested in criminal mysteries and legal intrigue, offering a fresh and often surprising perspective on cases that have left a lasting impact or remain enigmatic to this day.

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