Christian Dornier

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Christian Dornier
Birth name Christian Dornier
Occupation Farmer
Born 1958
Doub, France
Penalty Found not guilty by reason of insanity
Killings
Date July 12, 1989
Location(s) Luxiol, France
Killed 14
Injured 8
Weapon(s) Shotgun

Christian Dornier (born 1958) was a French spree killer, who, for no apparent reason, shot to death his sister and mother and wounded his father with a 12-Gauge Double-barreled shotgun on July 12, 1989, afterwards driving through the village of Luxiol and the adjacent area, shooting people at random. A total of 14 people were killed and eight others injured in his half-hour shooting spree, before police managed to subdue him.

He was diagnosed as suffering from schizophrenia and thus could not be held accountable for his crime according to French law, much to the anger of the victims' families. He has been treated in a psychiatric hospital in Sarreguemines since April 1991.[1]

[edit] Victims

  • Jeanne Dornier, 57, Christian Dornier's mother
  • Corinne Dornier, 26, Christian Dornier's sister
  • Marcel Lechine, 45
  • Johann Robez-Masson, 10
  • Johnny Robez-Masson, 14
  • Stanislas Périllard, 79
  • Marie Périllard, 81, sister of Stanislas Périllard
  • Louis Cuenot, 67
  • Louis Liard, 50
  • Pauline Faivre-Pierret, 5
  • Louis Girardot, 47
  • Georges Pernin, 40, teacher from Autechaux
  • Marie-Alice Champroy
  • Pierre Boeuf

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