| Genres: | FR Chroniques |
| Authors: | J.-B.-J. Champagnac |
| Language: | french |
| Type: | Digital |
Summary of Chronique du crime et de l'innocence, tome 7/8
Volume 7
A man is accused of murdering his friend, but he claims that he is innocent. The evidence against him is circumstantial, and he is eventually released from prison. However, he is never able to clear his name, and he is haunted by the suspicion that everyone believes he is guilty.
A man murders his wife in a jealous rage. He is caught and convicted, but he refuses to admit his guilt. He maintains that his wife was unfaithful to him, and that he killed her in the heat of the moment. However, there is no evidence to support his claims, and he is eventually executed.
A woman is accused of stealing a child. She claims that the child is her own, but the evidence suggests otherwise. She is eventually convicted and sentenced to prison. However, she never gives up hope of proving her innocence.
Volume 8
A man is wrongly convicted of murder and sentenced to death. He spends years in prison, protesting his innocence. Eventually, he is exonerated and released from prison. However, he is never able to get back the years that he lost.
A woman is accused of a crime that she did not commit. She is ostracized by her community and forced to flee her home. She eventually finds refuge in a new town, where she starts a new life. However, she never forgets the injustice that she suffered.
A man discovers a secret about his past that changes his life forever. He must confront the truth about his family and his place in the world.
Overall, Chronique du crime et de l'innocence is a collection of dark and suspenseful stories about crime, punishment, and the search for justice. The stories are set in 18th-century France and explore themes of guilt, innocence, and the power of the justice system.
