Psychiatric Assessment: Loïk Le Priol's Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder Rejected in Aramburu Case
A psychiatrist concludes that the former commando did not suffer from a disorder that could have impaired his judgment at the time of the alleged acts.
In the case of Federico Martin Aramburu's death, a psychiatric assessment ordered by the court contradicts Loïk Le Priol's defense strategy. According to psychiatrist Isabelle Teillet, the former naval commando did not suffer from post-traumatic stress syndrome at the time of the alleged acts that would have been capable of affecting his judgment.
The assessment also emphasizes that Le Priol continues to present "a significant criminological threat." This conclusion widens the gap between the two co-defendants in this legal matter.
Sources
- Mort de Federico Martin Aramburu : une expertise psychiatrique démolit la ligne de défense de Loïk Le Priol sur le syndrome post-traumatique — Le Monde — Une
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