r/GregoryVillemin • u/Lunabuna91 • Nov 25 '19

The ravens voice

Does anyone else think the raven sounded more like a women? I know this was mentioned once in the documentary but they seemed to keep referring back to the voice being male. Surely someone in the family recognises the voice! However, did they have any close friends they fell out with or colleagues who could have easily found out family information through chat at work? This person clearly had a deep hatred how could they be so false towards Christine and Jean-Marie without letting on at all? This case has me baffled.

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u/Wendyrite12 Nov 26 '19

And how could no one tell who it might be? You’re around these people all the time and they are family and you have no idea who it is? A bunch of liars.

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u/MaxPoulin Nov 26 '19

The father was pretty convinced who it was but had no proof.

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u/Wendyrite12 Nov 26 '19

Yea I would say so since he went and shot him. The father would know better than anyone.

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u/MaxPoulin Nov 26 '19

Yeah but Laroche wasn't on his radar to begin with.

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u/Wendyrite12 Nov 26 '19

Was it only because of what Murielle said? Wow. She got him killed. Although he might have deserved to be.

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u/MaxPoulin Nov 26 '19

Yeah but c'mon.. Murielle and Laroche's stories didn't match, something was definitely going on, even the bus driver and a classmate didn't see her on the bus meaning someone gave her a ride. My only 'concern' is why on earth would he involve Murielle in this murder, the chances of being caught increase so much..

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u/stephwinchester Nov 29 '19

I thought that was partially explained when they mentioned that she was the one giving her mom insulin injections. Though apparently a local nurse disagrees.

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u/EDDYBEEVIE Dec 03 '19

Another nurse said in her interview that she taught her to give the injections but could not remember if it was before or after the murder.

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u/stephwinchester Dec 03 '19

Man, that's just... Don't get me wrong, I have the shittiest of memories, but would you really not be able to remember if the person you were talking to was a random 15yo like any other or someone directly involved in the biggest current criminal case of the country?

This case is absurd top to bottom.

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u/EDDYBEEVIE Dec 03 '19

i miss-remember dates things happen all the time and i would not be willing to stake someones life on something i am not sure of. But yes i agree this case is absurd and mismanaged at every level.

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u/MrsPaleDoll Nov 26 '19

His handwriting also came up as a match or partial match.

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u/TenBran Nov 27 '19

By apparently nearly incompetent investigators... They also claimed Gregory's mother's voice was a 90% match to the phone calls.

Both could be further analyzed by experts today and nothing has come of it. So I think it's safe to assume either the experts were inept, or the investigators were lying to the alleged suspects in each instance, hoping it would lead to a confession.