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Trial and sentencing of Stéphane Iganache

Overview

In September 2026, the Angers Assize Court held a trial for Stéphane Iganache, a 45-year-old inmate accused of two murders committed during a two-week escape from the Argentan detention center in July 2023. The victims included Adélaïde Duplouy, who was found strangled in Angers, and Jean-Claude Havard, who was found dead in Chailland with multiple wounds.

Iganache faced additional charges of escape, violence, theft, and the suspected assault of a pregnant woman. Following the trial, the court sentenced Iganache to life imprisonment. The sentence includes a 22-year security period, making him ineligible for release before 2048, and a rare security detention order requiring annual reviews of his capacity for release.

Entities

Adélaïde Duplouy · Jean-Claude Havard · Stéphane Iganache · Angers Assize Court · Maine-et-Loire

Timeline

  1. 2 days ago

    [CRIME] 2 sources
    Stéphane Iganache sentenced to life for 2023 double murder

    Stéphane Iganache has been sentenced to life imprisonment by an Angers court for two murders committed during a 2023 prison escape. He faces a 22-year security period and mandatory annual reviews.

  2. 9 days ago

    [CRIME] 2 sources
    Angers court begins trial of inmate for two murders during 2023 escape

    Stéphane Iganache is on trial in Angers for two murders and multiple thefts committed during a two-week prison escape in July 2023.

Sources

entrevue.fr · fdesouche.com · ledauphine.com · my-angers.info