Murder in Dordogne

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In June 2021, a British woman was found brutally murdered in the quiet Dordogne region of southwestern France.

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‎In a place known for vineyards, stone villages, and silence, violence arrived without warning—and no one has yet been held responsible.

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‎What should have been a straightforward homicide investigation quickly became something far more troubling. Witness accounts conflicted. Evidence led nowhere. And in a community where everyone seemed to know one another, answers remained elusive.

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‎Murder in Dordogne reconstructs the known facts of the case using publicly available police statements, court reporting, and documented timelines. It examines the victim’s final days, the crime scene, and the investigation that followed—while carefully separating confirmed evidence from rumor and speculation.

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‎This book also explores how the French criminal justice system handles serious crimes, and why some investigations stall despite intense public interest.

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‎The first entry in the Unsolved Europe series, this is a factual, restrained true-crime account of a killing that remains unresolved—and the lasting impact of a crime without answers.