Pierrot le Fou: The Madman Who Walked Free
Three little girls. One woman. Eight days. And a man the French justice system had already set free.
In the summer of 2004, the quiet villages of Alsace were shattered by a series of brutal murders. Bodies turned up in the streams—mutilated, partially undressed, and marked by a signature of extreme violence. The suspect was Pierre Fernand Bodein, better known as Pierrot le Fou—“Crazy Pierre.” A lifelong criminal who had spent decades bouncing between prisons and psychiatric hospitals, he had been released on parole just months earlier despite repeated warnings about his danger.
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