The Boar of the Moors: Albert Millet’s Cycle of Release and Murder
In the hills above Hyères, they called him the Boar of the Moors.
Albert Pierre Millet was a man who could not accept the word “no.” Between 1954 and 2007 he killed three people — each time after the justice system decided he was safe enough to walk free.
In this episode of A True Crime Podcast, Alexander Lawson traces Millet’s chilling pattern of jealousy, possession, and lethal violence across more than fifty years in the south of France. From a fatal shooting in the streets of Hyères to a final confrontation that ended with a self-inflicted gunshot, this is the story of a killer the system…
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