Nathalie Ménigon: The Bank Clerk Who Became France’s Deadliest Urban Guerrilla
On a quiet Paris street in 1986, two unmasked women gunned down the CEO of Renault in broad daylight. One of them was Nathalie Ménigon — a working-class bank employee turned co-founder of the far-left terrorist group Action Directe.
In this episode of A True Crime Podcast, host Alexander Lawson traces her path from radical activism to targeted assassinations, a life sentence, and eventual release after more than two decades behind bars. Discover how ideology turned into bullets and shook France during the violent “Years of Lead.”
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