The Stone Cutter’s Shadow: Louis Poirson – France’s Forgotten Serial Killer
In the summer of 1995, a mother and daughter visiting an animal cemetery in rural France never made it home. Their burned bodies were found days later in a field. The man responsible was Louis Poirson — a powerful stonemason nicknamed “Rambo,” already a convicted serial rapist who had walked free after nearly a decade behind bars.
Over the next five years he would kill again, targeting women alone on quiet country roads with chilling indifference and almost no motive beyond sudden rage.
Host Alexander Lawson traces Poirson’s path from the underground parking garages of Strasbourg in the 1980s…
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