Чарльз Собрадж — французский вор, мошенник и серийный убийца. В 1970-х годах охотился на западных туристов на протяжении всей Тропы хиппи в Юго-Восточной Азии.
Суд в Непале постановил освободить серийного убийцу Чарльза Собраджа
Серийный убийца Чарльз Собрадж подаст в суд на создателей сериала о нём 10. Он втирался в доверие к туристам, грабил их, а некоторых убивал. На счету Собраджа более десяти убийств. Прозвище «Бикини-киллер» он получил из-за того, что несколько его жертв были девушками в бикини.
Join our Whatsapp channel French serial killer Charles Sobhraj, responsible for multiple murders of young foreigners in the 1970s across Asia, was freed on Friday after spending almost 20 years in a Nepali jail. The 78-year-old was due to be deported to France on Friday evening, his lawyer said following his release. Sobhraj, whose life was chronicled in the successful series The Serpent, was driven out of the prison in a blue police vehicle through a scrum of reporters. The French national was taken to immigration detention where he was escorted inside wearing a medical face mask, brown woolly hat and blue puffer coat ringed by police in bulletproof jackets. The court ordered Sobhraj, who had heart surgery in 2017, should be released on health grounds after serving more than three-quarters of his sentence for murdering a US tourist and a Canadian in Nepal in the 1970s.
С 1976 по 1997 он отбыл срок в Индии. После выхода на свободу жил в париже, а в 2003 году он вернулся в Непал. К пожизненному заключению его приговорили за убийство двух человек.
The court ordered Sobhraj, who had heart surgery in 2017, should be released on health grounds after serving more than three-quarters of his sentence for murdering a US tourist and a Canadian in Nepal in the 1970s. Posing as a gem trader, he would befriend his victims, many of them Western backpackers on the 1970s hippie trail, before drugging, robbing and murdering them. Suave and sophisticated, he was implicated in his first murder, a young American woman whose body was found on a beach wearing a bikini, in 1975. He was arrested in India in 1976 and ultimately spent 21 years in jail there, with a brief break in 1986 when he drugged prison guards and escaped.
He was recaptured in the Indian coastal state of Goa.
Daily Star: 79-летний маньяк Чарльз Собрадж назвал свое главное сожаление в жизни
French serial killer Charles Sobhraj, responsible for multiple murders in the 1970s across Asia, was due to arrive in France Saturday after almost 20 years in prison in Nepal. Convicted killer Charles Sobhraj, suspected in the deaths of at least 20 tourists around Asia in the 1970s. But when news of a serial killer in Thailand who was killing tourists emerged in the spring of 1976, the Thais knew they had to find Charles Sobhraj. French serial killer Charles Sobhraj, responsible for multiple murders in the 1970s across Asia, arrived in France on Saturday, December 24, after almost 20 years in prison in Nepal. French serial killer Charles Sobhraj, responsible for multiple murders in the 1970s across Asia, was released from Nepal prison last week after serving for almost 20 years. Here's what happened to Nadine Gires after Charles Sobhraj was arrested.
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In one case, he helped two French policemen, Yannick and Jaques, recover their passports, stolen by him. One of his other victims was Dominique Renelleau, who recollects falling sick after drinking a potion by Marie. Dominique appeared to be suffering from dysentery, which was cured by Charles. Dominique Renelleau Charles was joined by Ajay Chowdhury, an Indian and fellow criminal who became his first-in-command. Ajay Chowdhury Charles is known to have murdered more than 20 people with his accomplices, but only a dozen of them are reported. Investigators claim that the murders were motivated by the threat of getting exposed by his victims. However, Charles claims that the murders were cases of an accidental overdose of drugs. After murdering Laurent and Connie in Nepal, the criminal couple went to Thailand on their passports. They had to flee again as soon as they entered Thailand because their followers Yannick, Jacques, and Rennelleau discovered documents of Pattaya victims, and they reported him to the police. Upon his entry, Sobhraj was subjected to interrogation for the Pattaya murders. He escaped the charges because authorities feared that it would affect the tourism of Thailand.
Meanwhile, Dutch diplomats Herman Knippenberg and Angela Kane his then-wife were investigating the Pattaya murders and began building a case against Sobhraj upon suspicion. After a month-long investigation, Knippenberg and Kane found full evidence of murder and drugging against Charles. Ajay was sent to collect gemstones and was last seen delivering the gemstones to Charles; his remains were never found. A source later claimed to have seen Ajay in West Germany. Three of the students who grew suspicious of Charles, seeing the fellow students falling unconscious, overpowered Charles and his gang and reported the police. Smith and Eather confessed everything, during interrogation and all of them were sent to Tihar Jail in Delhi. Charles Sobhraj being taken to Tihar Jail Two years before their trial, Smith and Eather tried to take their lives in prison. Marie was sentenced to twelve years in prison for drugging students and accompanying Charles in the murder of Jean-Luc Solomon. In 1983, Marie was diagnosed with ovarian cancer and sent back to Canada, where she died in 1984. After all the drama, Charles was convicted of the murder of Avoni Jacob and Jean-Luc Solomon, the two people he killed in India, and received a 12-year prison sentence.
His prison life was luxurious and comfortable, as he had a room, television, and gourmet food for himself. He was engaged in sexual activities with Marie and female visitors and lawyers. Reportedly, Charles concealed gems in his body while entering the prison. He bribed the prison guards, became friends with prisoners, and sold his interviews to western journalists and authors. Charles sold his story to a businessman in Hong Kong, who sold it to Random House publications. Towards the end of his jail sentence in India, his Thai arrest warrant was still active. To tackle this, he threw a big party for prison guards and inmates in March 1986. Charles drugged the food at the party and walked out of the prison. According to a source, Zende walked out to Charles and grabbing his arm, he said, Hello Charles, how are you? At the age of 52, On February 17, 1997, Charles was released from prison.
At the time of his release, most of the warrants, evidence, and witnesses against him were lost.
Did you really think I meant all that? You have taken them out of context. If you recall, the Thai extradition warrant against him expired in 1975. The PIL also reveals how one official asked Pillai for a Maruti car before allowing him to meet his wife. For if anyone had a chance to study him closely, it was this cellmate and also a friend who stood bail for him. But certainly he had an edge over others.
Soon, her mother married her French boyfriend, Lieutenant Alphonse Darreau, who adopted Charles but refused to give him his name. After he was sent to prison in Poissy, he was disowned by his parents. As a child, he was disobedient and delinquent, but smart and charismatic at the same time. He always remained absent from school, but when he did come, he would be discipline trouble for school authorities. As a teenager, he was baptized as a Catholic and renamed Charles Gurmukh Sobhraj in church records. Living in Marseilles, France, Charles could access ships leaving Indochina. To meet his birth father, he traveled in them and managed to sail out of Marseilles two times. However, he was discovered both the times and was returned to the port. When he was a teenager, he met Chantal Desnoyers in Paris.
They soon become parents to a boy. Charles met Chantal Compagnon, a young Parisian woman with a conservative background, in 1969. He broke up with Desnoyers to be with Compagnon. The day Charles and Compagnon got married, Desnoyers gave birth to their second child, a girl named Muriel Anouk. Charles Sobhraj began committing small crimes during his teen years. One such early crime happened when he used his half-brother, Andre, to rob a shopkeeper for him. In 1963, he served his first jail sentence for burglary at Poissy prison near Paris. At Poissy prison, while others in jail lived in bad conditions, he manipulated his prison officials into granting him special favors such as keeping books in his cell. Charles got close to Felix and accompanied him, which helped him get close to high society life in Paris after he was paroled.
He lived two different lives, one with the people of high society and the other in the Parisian underworld. The day Charles proposed Compagnon to marry him, Charles was arrested on charges of car theft and sent to Poissy prison. Eight months later, he was released from his prison, and the same day, Charles and Compagnon married. Sobhraj left France with his wife, fearing French authorities; Compagnon was pregnant at that time. They both faked documents and looted travelers along the path in Eastern Europe. In 1970, the couple fled to Bombay, where they welcomed their daughter, Usha Sobhraj. Charles wanted to start a new life for his daughter, but he could not leave the path of crime and involved himself in a car theft and smuggling business. In 1971, Charles and his wife fled to Kabul, where he began making contacts for gun smuggling. He then fled to Rawalpindi, Pakistan, where he is believed to have stolen a car by drugging the driver to death.
Around this time, he reportedly had a curio shop in Bangkok, which he used to lure his victims and then steal their belongings by drugging them, sometimes to death. In 1973 in Delhi, he was arrested after his unsuccessful attempt at armed robbery at a jewelry store at Hotel Ashoka. He was imprisoned and sent to Tihar prison in Delhi. After a fortnight in prison, he escaped prison after faking appendicitis; his wife helped him in this. Charles Sobhraj being taken to hospital after he faked appendicitis to escape jail He then began robbing the travelers on the hippie trail between Europe and Eastern Asia.
Прозвище «Бикини-киллер» он получил из-за того, что несколько его жертв были девушками в бикини. Преступник провёл в индийской тюрьме с 1976 по 1997 годы. После освобождения он жил в Париже, где неплохо зарабатывал на интервью и фотографиях. В 2003 году вернулся в Непал.
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В декабре 2022 года появились новости о том, что Собрадж собирается подать в суд на Netflix из-за сериала "Змей" о нем, вызвавшего его негодование. CHARLES Sobhraj — otherwise known as the Bikini Killer — murdered Western tourists in Asia in the 1970s. Серийный убийца Чарльз Собрадж, которому посвящен сериал ВВС «Змей», освобожден из тюрьмы в Непале по состоянию здоровья. Charles Sobhraj was cold-blooded killer who poisoned and murdered at least a dozen backpackers across Asia in the 1970s. Charles Sobhraj, a convicted killer who police say is responsible for a string of murders in the 1970s and '80s, including that of a Canadian, was released from a Nepal prison on Friday after nearly two.
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французский серийный убийца, также известный под прозвищами «Убийца бикини» и «Змей». Charles Sobhraj, now 78, was sentenced to 20 years in prison in 2004 for killing two women tourists in Nepal, one of them an American, decades earlier. Charles Sobhraj, a convicted serial killer known as the Serpent, has been released by Nepal and returned to France.
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Серийный убийца Чарльз Собрадж, которому посвящен сериал ВВС «Змей», освобожден из тюрьмы в Непале по состоянию здоровья. Charles Sobhraj, left, at one time wanted in eight different countries for crimes ranging from car theft to murder, arrives handcuffed by police at a courthouse in New Delhi, India, Jan. Charles Sobhraj: Get Charles Sobhraj latest news and headlines, top stories, live updates, speech highlights, special reports, articles, videos, photos and complete coverage at
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