This Friday, August 1, lawyers for parents of Krisztina Rády, the wife of Bertrand Cantat found hanging at home in 2010announced that the family opposed the investigation into “possible acts of voluntary violence” committed by the singer.
This was reopened on July 24 by the Bordeaux prosecution. This follows the discovery of new elements thanks to the documentary The Cantat case on Netflix. The film evokes a farewell letter from Krisztina Rády, unveiled by Paris Matchwhere she writes: “Thank you to the incessant cries and the charges of Bertrand, exclusive to suffering”. But she also quotes two other men, “lamentable little corporals”, and two women who made her “suffer”.
The singer of Noir desire was sentenced in 2003 for the murder of Marie Trintignant. About the death of Krisztina Rády, four procedures have already been opened and classified without follow -up, from 2010 to 2018. “Today, Parents want to appease And do not understand the relentlessness concerning this file, in particular by claiming that their son-in-law would have committed forced suicide, “said Me Tibor-Louis Leh in a statement transmitted to AFP.
After the death of their daughter, the parents repeatedly mentioned the “violence” of Cantat, who “in a certain way, terrorized” this woman of Hungarian letters, who died at 41. As early as 2013, they said, through their lawyer, convinced that the singer “is probably not the only person involved” and “that there are many other complex reasons for which she committed suicide”. “The causes of suicide are multiple”hammered Me Leh this Friday.
