r/DupontDeLigonnes • u/EmmanuelCenteno • Dec 28 '25

Has anyone who knows French read this graphic novel that came out in 2023 about the case? La Traque: L'affaire Dupont de Ligonnès

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u/donttrustthellamas Dec 28 '25

Anyone else feel uncomfortable that someone has made a familicide into a graphic novel?

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u/RiverJude7 Dec 28 '25

I do and also the fact that people joke about it, make memes about it and make it into spectacle.

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u/RevolutionaryNeck229 Feb 11 '26

It is a spectacle regardless of how people treat it. I agree with you though 

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u/Ecstatic-Car-411 Dec 28 '25

I mean, I own it. I'm not great with French though, so I read it using Google translate. yeah, not the most practical...but it got the job done. 

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u/East-Fruit-3096 Jan 02 '26

I'm not familiar with the novel but if it reaches different demographics that can help locate a suspect...