The Crimes Of Yvonne Chevallier
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- Join me tonight as we dive into the crimes of Yvonne Chevallier, The French Lady who murdered her husband!
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As heartbreaking as this story is, I admire the way that Yvonne repented of her crime. I hope she is in heaven now, at peace and loved beyond all understanding.
She murdered her idiot husband in cold blood.
Neither one is in heaven.
Especially because heaven doesn't exist.
If she truly repented then yes
I’m not religious but I certainly agree after hearing about the hell she went through.
Poor poor lady. I had a similar experience in my 20's but the would be lover was my husband's sister. Years of bad memories there....She too fell onto her knees begging him 'please..please don't leave me for her...' it was a horrific scene and I had a young daughter who saw it all. It didn't end in murder, but sometimes I wish it had.
Amen.🙏
She gave him children and devoted her life to him and he repaid her by disrespecting her and throwing her away like trash. I find myself feeling more sorry for her than I do for him.
You don’t control someone like that. Now they’re kids have no father.
He got what he deserved
@@blackheartbev3098 Sometimes having no father can be a blessing for some children.
@@everlynevins He wasn't a bad father. Just a bad husband....He wasn't physically abusive to her. She was just an eternal victim
@@blackheartbev3098 Who said I was talking about him? It's a general remark.
Obviously murder is never the answer, but this guy was a huge jerk that had karma chasing him. This woman married a man, stood by him during wartime & stayed true to their vows. She was mentally, emotionally & verbally abused & broken. Wow I can’t believe Hollywood hasn’t made a movie about her!
I would normally say she had other options, and should pay for her crime but in the "good ol' days" we all know she would've end up a slave of her situation if she didn't do anything. The dude was obviously an abusive asshole. Also, based on the story, it sounds like she didn't get any pleasure out of the murder, but it was more of a desperate move to free herself from her tormented life. At the end it looks like she moved on to do good deeds.
honestly though, just reverse the genders today and your view will change... imagine a man whose wife is cheating on him, imagine him kneeling down to his wife and pleading to her and then killing her.... im sure everyone would condemn the guy for being a beta and a killer.. saying things like "u pleaded to your wife? what a beta male" and "just divorce her lel"... so this opinion of yours would have changed easily if the genders were reversed... so yea... kind of sexist
Leave it to that man hating lifetime. They will turn another woman killer into a "hero".
@@KARTIKEYA007 that's a false equivalency. Her opinion is not sexist, the situation was sexist. Culture was much different back then. The idea of divorce was much more devastating. Particularly to the woman. She would not have the type of options that her husband did. You can't even compare being a woman in 1950 to being a modern day man. That being said, even in modern times, it's pretty terrible to divorce a person after they've given you children. It's a hard life being a single parent, particularly for women, who are most often the primary caregivers.
@@Catlady-mw4en you are completely wrong!!! He didn't want her but she just couldn't accept that! So she threw a fit and killed him. What a drama queen. Society is so slanted for women it's unreal. A man has to pay support, if he doesn't, he gets his license suspended or possibly locked up. How can you pay if your locked up? The reason why their are so many single moms today it's because they are damaged goods! It's not our (society's) fault they had them kids. It's not our responsibility to pay for her kids, bring them up etc. No one wants damaged goods! It's clear that other guy had no problem being a cuckold but then again it's the French!!! Please do the whole world a favor and save your bleeding heart garbage!
I literally leapt for joy when he said "Not Guilty"! She even used her remaining lifetime to do good and help people in need. What a lady!! I hope she found internal peace.
Y: I want to talk about your infidelity.
P: No, that's private and has nothing to do with you.
Y: *ears ringing from a gunshot*
A fascinating story. Good reminder that you shouldn't treat people like dirt.
How about you shouldn't comit murder?
@@lloydchristmas4547 How about both? She new the price she might pay. He's the one who needed the reminder of the price he might pay, though.
Certainly not ones with a gun in their hand.
honestly though, just reverse the genders today and your view will change... imagine a man whose wife is cheating on him, imagine him kneeling down to his wife and pleading to her and then killing her.... im sure everyone would condemn the guy for being a beta and a killer.. saying things like "u pleaded to your wife? what a beta male" and "just divorce her lel"... so this opinion of yours would have changed easily if the genders were reversed... so yea... kind of sexist
And if you do
you will be under the dirt
"Take everything away from someone, and they have nothing to lose"
YES!
Chocat right on👍🇦🇺
Where did that quote come from?
M&y
Totally agree but if you have kids you shouldnt murder because the kids would be left with no parent unless she could make it look like a suicide. She should have thought about her children.
I don't support her decision to murder him but I totally understand why.
No me neither but you can see how she got to that point
Erica Hendry I disagree with your claim if you would’ve heard how she was treated she was treated like she was a fraction of nothing and what he did to her was in completely inconceivable he let her on he made her feel like a piece of dirt she’s the one that kept the walls true and true he didn’t and he deserve this I’m sorry I do feel sorry for her
I know the pain of an affair. It’s absolutely never ending. I had thoughts that I would never of acted on but the minds so
Fragile. Hardly surprising these things do happen x
Well everyone has a reason or excuse why they murder but hers was dumb no one has to love you or be with you and many people cheat. It was better just to separate than to try to force to be together but it seems she wouldn't let him leave
@@arichalevas2298 You say that in a world where if he cheats you can leave him. She didn't have that option.
"He had it comin', he had it comin', he only haaad himself to blaaaame"
Great musical
If she hadn't of done it, I would of.
Ouch saffron. A death sentence for being a chump. If we shot every CAD I wouldn't be messaging you NOW
Chicago?
"If you'd 'ave been there, if you's 'ave seen it, I bet you you would have done the same!"
In the words of Chris Rock, “I ain’t sayin’ it’s right. But I understand!”
@Vicka Ritter keep that same energy for wives who are killed by their husbands for the same reasons
@@torachan23 Its not the same equivalency bc of the time period this was set in. The woman in this position is at a serious social/economic disadvantage and he pushed her to the breaking point. She literally begged him to at least show some empathy (he didn't have to do exactly what she wanted, but if he was SMART he would have at least sensed the desperation and toned it down instead of dialing it up) and he couldn't even do that.
I am so with u.
@@torachan23 Nah.
@@torachan23 men held all the power and the wives were mere property.
I normally feel sympathy for the victim. Not this time.
If it was roles reversed you would though then wouldn't you.
Debate It If it was the woman being the jerk? Nope. It wouldn’t change my mind.
Tanya Bocanegra then you're just an idiot who should have no say on important matters. Murder for pedo's, rapists and murderers yeah, but for what he did no. Hurt feelings don't validate murder.
@@debateit5174 he emotionally abused her, you idiot, if you can't be honest in relationships, just fucking leave.
@@MaddCrazyMee you're name fits crazy and mad...
He underestimated his wife. He paid for it.
Even a Kicked DOG will Turn.
He underestimated her idiocy, yes.
@Jac He wanted to be left alone. She was hanging on to him like a leech. If it would be the other way around I wonder if you would say that.
@@synthiapowe4937 Kicked dog? She was a grown up who could do whatever she wanted. She was free to move on and she would have had no economic worries even after the divorce without having to work. She was a simple minded egoistic creature, depraving her childern the father and with a view of herself as the victim because he wanted to be left alone. Even the church gave her absolution. What the heck is wrong with people? That´s just wrong. Either you see women as equals or not.
He was dirt....
I do believe that this was a crime of passion. She did everything in her power to rekindle the romance and try to fix their marriage and he just lead her on. You also know she felt extremely guilty because she still continued helping the less fortunate for the rest of her life.
However, she did buy a gun shortly before the murder, and had it hidden in the house, I indictating that murdering her husband was on her mind. To me, that precludes it from strictly being a crime of passion, which would be going into a jealous rage, and grabbing a heavy lamp or a gun that had been in the house for some time, and killing her husband. Also, she said she got the gun and took it to the bedroom with the intention of killing herself, but the gun went off and shot him in the back. Maybe that's true, but she then shot him 4 more times! I do think she was totally overwrought over the affair and her husband's callous treatment of her, and not at all in her right mind when she killed the cheating SOB. I think the acquittal was the right thing to do. This is a very interesting case!
I mean if the roles were reversed the guy would be portrayed as an obsessive lunatic and I dont think thered be all this rationalizing on behalf of the murderer
@@dancingfirefly7761 I personally think she planned on killing the woman, not her husband.
@@Perceptionreflection That's an interesting thought! I hadn't thought of that, but it makes sense since she was blindly in love with him, and must have hated his lover.
Jonah P I truly believe that she was entirely in love with him since the beginning and this situation really hurt her. I agree.. crime of passion
I remember a long long time ago I found out my ex-husband was having an affair. He stole all my jewelry, emptied our checking account then went around town and wrote hot checks on a closed account, went and filled up his truck and “charged it” to me, he also went and bought four new tires for his truck and charged that to me also. The cherry on top of the cake? He went to my father (who was in stage 4 cancer) and told him if he gave him $5000 it would pay off all our debts (we had ZERO debt) so he gave him the money. He left my dads bedside and drove straight to his new girlfriends house in the next state. Long story short (I know...too late!), I ran into him and his new wife (the afore mentioned girlfriend) while they were in town visiting his mother. I literally came face to face to them. I just looked at her and him and said “I am SO GLAD you were willing to settle for a cheater...cause I sure in the Hell wasn’t” and walked out.
Thanks that was excellent. I was so pleased she was found not guilty. I think he treated her dreadfully. Very well read. Greetings from Africa. 🐘
He got what he deserved, period.
Her husband was a real piece of work.
she is the murder and he is the piece of work....
Don't worth work on ,at all.
.. Piece of dirt!
@@nela3986 Lmao Justified Homicide cry a river about it~
I know she is a murderess but I can’t help but feel sorry for her.
Dont feel sorry for her, a kicked dog that bites its owner after 20 yrs is a real war hero, she is no murderer in reality or law
..Nowadays?! Dont get me wrong nowadays, every day crying wolf works wonders for mudereresses, but not here m'thinks and was probably one of the first cases of it's kind so had to be for real.. the 5th shot is a little bit awkward I'll grant you 😂
lol, I don't think "murderess" is a word.. Man or woman it's just murderer.
@polifatts Murderess is a very old fashioned term for a woman who has committed murder, it's kind of like lioness and such.
Don’t blame her I properly do the the same thing the way she was treated by him
She shouldn’t have killed him. But man was he cold. Never continue to love someone who dose not love you back. It sounds like she did regret what she did in the end.
Never beg a man to love you.
Dang this story was crazy. This really was a crime of passion situation. He really took every opportunity to knock her down. Her snapping like that was almost a guarantee.
I dont see how it was a crime a passion. I see this as someone who was eroded down over and over again to finally kill the person causing this erosion. She went out and bought a pistol t prior knowing full well she was gonna kill him. That's not a crime of passion. Crimes of passion occur suddenly due to heat of the moment situations. While the event leading to the murder did occur in this matter this was pre-meditated. So maybe a mixture of both.
Passion is the leitmotif of the story! Have no doubt
@@mathiasb2616 Nah, I think it was still heat of the moment bc I truly think she bought the gun to kill herself. It's just that when he was stupid enough to mock her and tell her to go ahead and kill herself, THAT changed the outcome... And since she went on to help ppl, it was probably the BETTER outcome...
He probably thought she might commit suicide so he wouldn't need the divorce and it was not something he just blurted out to annoy her.
@@kymo6343 It was probably offensive in ways beyond personal. It used to be seen as a great sin in christianity, often people who comitted suicide were buried outside the fences or walls of the churchyard. I presume that his behaviour towards her wasn't appropriate for his upbringing, even if he had married "below his social circle" he shouldn't treat the wife and mother of his children like so.
Yvonne: Pierre, how long have you been cheating on me with the ho next door?
Pierre: How dare you ask such a thing... that's a private matter, woman.
Lol Dude had big balls for sure!!!
It's France; different culture. Especially for men back then. I'm sure it wasn't QUITE so accepted for women, but was in general because how else could the men find someone to have an affair WITH?
Exactly! Believe it not my ex-husband did and said the same thing....smh you'd be surprised how a man will act when they think it's their right to cheat..
@@Nokzima i saw your profile pic...i believe it.
Feel sorry for this lady. He was a dog to his wife.
Don’t compare dogs with a piece of shit like the husband.
exactly my dude@Chief Tahchawwickah
@Chief Tahchawwickah He wasn't honest, though. The marriage vows include promises of fidelity; he cheated on his wife. He was anything but honest. And I'm a woman, but if the tables were turned and the woman abused her man in this way and he ended up shooting her, I'd pity him and hope he was acquitted. Anyone of either gender needs to make sure of what they want before making those vows.
@Chief Tahchawwickah I was just saying that I pity anyone, male or female, who is pushed so far that they go off like that. I agree that she was in the wrong; I just feel bad for anyone who is treated so badly by someone who promised to love them forever. Sorry if I offended.
u will feel bad yea? I didnt see u in ANY video where men who were divorced by women (and took all their stuff) were hanging themselves.. there is a documentary about that... where were u in those videos? there is even a video in this channel where something like this happened but the genders were reversed, I didnt see u in there.... people were against the man, but just because this is a female u are out here supporting her... you females are the living example of hypocrisy@@gabriallefleming7611
She was a normal person but her husband was cold
Poor woman probably fucked up mental because of him, she deserved a way better husband
Yeah because he alone controlled this women I feel like people forget that all it takes is her dumbass leaving
@@angelbug she could have... Divorces were common as fuck back in the old days too.. Also when she came out of jail she was able to live her life normally.. She could have done the exact same thing after divorcing her husband...
Also u are essentially justifying a woman killing a man because he doesnt love her
SHE WAS MARRIED TO A NARC.....THEY ARE NASTY AND ENJOY HURTING OTHERS ! THEY GET SUPPLY FROM TREATING OTHERS LIKE S...THEY ARE INCAPABLE OF LOVE EVEN THIER CHILDREN !
The older I get, and I’m getting old, the more I’m certain that there’s no such thing as a normal person. Some are less messed up than others but all are messed up to some extent. If that were not true psychotropic drugs wouldn’t be a multi- billion dollar a year industry just here in the USA alone.
Truthfully I was clapping too when I heard the jury found her “not guilty”. While I don’t condone her actions I can certainly understand. A person can only take so much abuse both verbally and mentally. Any word on what happened to the mistress after the trial??
WOOT!!!! I hadn't finished the video, oh I'm so happy!!!!!
Good
The mistress was a slut. She. Was off to wreck another marriage. Who care what happened to her!
For the 1st time, I felt compassion for a murderer. A very just and accurate verdict!
so... you are ignoring he stayed faithful to his wife during all those years, he married her against his family´s will and loved her. Then he dared to fell out of love and now he is the bad guy for wnating to be left alone by her... Play that again with the gender roles reversed...
For some reason this one reminds me of the great song: "He had it coming, he had it coming! He only had himself to blame..." from the musical Chicago.
IF you'd have been there, if you'd have seen, no telling you would have done the same
Yes, the Broadway show that my date and I slept through.
@@kimkearney5419 the movie’s better than the live show.
It was a murder but not a crime...yep that fits 😂
All these stupid comments from women who think it´s okay to deprave the children of the father because he wanted nothing to do with her. As I see it, he was right. He should have run for the hills sooner.
#teamyvonne
He drove her insane with his behavior. Don’t blame her a bit.
Brenda Duesman - I’m glad you decided to let karma handle him! Not because I care what happens to him... but because I’d hate to see you in jail over his worthless butt! Good job, friend! ❤️
So you're okay with murder.
@@lloydchristmas4547 these bitchs
Infidelity is no excuse for murder.....but I'm also getting a kick out of these butthurt incel mras in the comments.
Brenda Duesman I’m trying to understand why you took it for 29years. Not judging... just wondering.
I feel for Yvonne. That "husband" was one cold customer, and the mistress is lucky all she got was a few boos from the public. Glad Yvonne was able to get absolved and move on with her life.
This is one of my absolute favorite Brief Cases. Intertwines history and crime and family drama. Totally riveting.
When I first saw the thumbnail pic of her I laughed cause I was thinking how rough she was looking there and what the hell did she do? By the end of the video I felt so bad for her I almost cried. Now I look at the same pic and see the face of extreme suffering. She obviously really loved her husband and must have been driven half insane to kill him. Damn. No doubt his family and friends treated her like crap which didn't help. Sometimes love really does stink!
She did not look rough. Look in your own mirror.
@@TR-ne7tt I do every day and have no problem with myself. I have empathy for this lady. You have none for nobody.
@@michellelambert8729😂😂😂 bold statement there bro. They were checking you fairly. Chill.
@@maxolivia4911 LoL
@@maxolivia4911 They can check me all they want but at least I have the guts to show my real face and have a channel with content.
Why hasn't this been made into a movie in America?! This is a freaking awesome story. And what an ending.
I was just thinking this myself
I've watched three of his videos and though that about all of them!
Lifetime Movie Network should scoop it up
It’s sadly not that odd of a story in the US.
Totally! This story reminds me of "The Scarlet Letter"....It does seem like adultery is more readily accepted when it's done by a man, but when a woman gets involved with a man while married, why, that's HORRID!!! That woman should have done MORE to stand by her man! this is a joke!!
I for one am glad she was let go. He used her, abused her, cheated on her & callously threw her away....I wish she hadn't killed him, but we were not in her shoes to feel what she did. RIP Yvonne
So if my gf manipulates me and then cheats on me I would be justified in killing her?
@@KARTIKEYA007 only if u live in France & u put up w/ the abuse for about 20-30 yrs.
@@KARTIKEYA007 Are you trying to turn this into a battle of the sexes? if your gf is a p.os and a mental abuser then maybe, Yvonne probably suffered from temporary insanity. it's not just about the cheating he treated her with so much disrespect and dismissed her completely while he flaunted his affair with his mistress who happened to live next door. He even had the nerve to say it was none of her business how can you say that to your spouse??
@@lail111 so basically if my gf cheats in me and brags about it, I get the right to kill her.
Sounds fair? Well not to me since the action is not balanced with reaction. Physical harm is way bigger than emotional harm so harming someone physically if they harm u emotionally is not good
@@KARTIKEYA007 She obviously snapped after years of abuse probably temporary insanity it's easy for you to say physical abuse is worst than emotional I don't think that's true. I wouldn't let anyone harm me emotionally or physically I personally think it's better to leave an abusive spouse but maybe she didn't have the option things were different back then. You can't compare yourself to other people especially if you haven't walked a mile in their shoe. Her husband was a p.o.s he didn't just brag about his affair he made her feel worthless and bullied her at every opportunity he was probably a narcissist who enjoyed seeing her miserable.
Having been in her situation I totally get how she was feeling but murder is still wrong. I also think that it was a crime of passion and the jury acted accordingly. Great video!
Apparently men's lives are of no importance anymore.
@@sydIRISH I sort of agree with you. He was definitely a major dickbag asshole to her and she deserved better... But she still shot the dude when he was presenting no physical danger to her! And personally... the fact that she grabbed her son...took him to another room... then returned and shot the guy again...is pretty suspect to me. It did seem like she felt guilty and I do feel bad for the chick...but she should have served some time.
@@sydIRISH If the situation was reversed, he would've gotten off also. It was the 50's and there was a love triangle law.
@@sydIRISH He certainly treated his wife as if she had absolutely no importance!!
@@sydIRISH Right! She is a murderer.....
The damage of physical wounds are clear to the eye, but emotionally neglecting someone for years causes pain and damage, too.
Just because it wasn't physical, doesn't mean it wasn't cruelty. He was an abhorrent excuse of a husband
And his mistress's husband was a simp 😒
His mistress' husband was also emotionally neglected for years...
I’m glad she chose to use the rest of her life to help other people.
Please cover the famous French murder case of the Papin sisters, they were maids who in 1933 murdered their employer and her daughter in a most gruesome and extraordinary way. It is an incredibly compelling, bizarre and rather mysterious case and my all time 'favourite'. I can imagine you doing it great justice!
You always narrate stories I have never heard of love your channel thank you BC. :)
Another heartless sociopath who goes into politics. At least he got the justice he so richly deserved.
He loved another woman more than his wife. That's pretty common. It does not make him a sociopath.
x yz He didn’t have to treat her like that that made him a sociopath. He was very cold. Treated her like a dog while he screwed the neighbor 3 times a week who was a woman known to have affairs...he was savage
@@xyz2121 Pierre's reaction to his wife threatening to shoot herself qualifes: Go ahead, but please wait until I leave the room.
@@kikijean4768 cheating doesn't make it OK for the partner to kill you
I found the icy coldness and disdain of the husband to be to incredibly heart-breaking - and abusive. To behave as he did, as his wife is literally begging for him to love her, is cruel beyond measure. I cannot imagine the pain of being discarded and dismissed. She should not have killed him (of course)- but had he let her down gently and easily, with an iota of compassion, he might not have been shot.
And the mistress- I think she thought it was a game- fun to her, OK by her idiotic husband- and she never once thought about the wife, who was so devastated by her behavior. ...and I got the impression the mistress wasn’t terribly torn apart by her lover’s death. Sounds like they deserved each other.
There’s a killer in all of us, it only takes motivation.
That's right.
Provocation would be a more accurate term, unless you were really lazy and needed a hype man or personal trainer for encouragement
There's a killer in all of us, you're right. It takes the right motive and the right person to do something very wrong.
Yeah... I feel the urge every time I see or read hipocracy. it´s a constant battle.
How dare you? Why, I'll strangle you for that!
She had to be in so much pain, and everyone around her was so blase'. Did it give her the right to kill? Of course not. But by then she probably didn't have a clear thought in her head.
I dont condone murder either but Pierre deserved what he got. He treated her like dirt, had an affair, flaunted it, and felt nothing about it. Smh. Pierre is not a man. If I was the judge, I was have thrown out this case, because it is a simple case of abuse.
@@debateit5174 lol your an idiot, even if it was the other way around the cheating partner still deserves it, you don't leave your kids and partner because all you think with is sex, he was literally destroying her sanity, made her try to kill herself, he aren't fucking innocent
@@MaddCrazyMee stfu
She didn't even have any friends because they were all snobs who looked down on her. She couldn't tell anyone about her f*cked up private life.
surprisingly, am very satisfied with the verdict!
Scorned housewife?
@@nela3986 you sound like a mistress
We all are, he husband was a douchebag
@@clarangakoana2634 and she was a neurotic murderer and awful mother
@@linajordan2141 and you like an idiot
Inquires about a gun that can kill with one shot; proceeds to buy said gun and 25 rounds.
Better to be sure.
Premeditated murder - if she didnt get her own way he was dead
.32 acp is certainly lethal, but still an odd choice for that criteria
we don't know if when she bought the gun whom she intended to kill. It could have been the lover, herself, or her husband. The idea of one-shot seems more about suicide than murder.@@CarolFremel-my4hs
It could have been easily argued that she did buy the gun for protection since her husband was high profile. No way to show or even assume premeditation.
Do we know how the ammunition was packaged ?
Hearing that she went back to the room and shot him a fifth time in the back was so satisfying. #sorrynotsorry
He found out it sucks to be a cheater.
YES!!!
Damn! Great story. I actually clapped when I heard "NOT Guilty!" I'm gonna look deeper into this.
“She developed hooded eyes...”
Ouch, felt that one 😆
I'm assuming you have hooded eyes naturally... Lol. Don't worry girl, I think it's attractive and cool!
Vanessa Benefico 😆💯❤️
🤣 hahaha that one hurt me the most too!
hooded eyes are beautiful
Clearly her husband was a cold hearted narcissistic adulterer. It must had been heartbreaking the way her husband treated her. Too bad she took the wrong turn. There should be a law that states that any person outside the marriage are found liable monetarily for breaking up a marriage. Maybe this will stop husbands from straying. Better yet sue the husband and the mistress.
the sad part is that if the wife cheats on the husband there is no law to save the husband.. so essentially a man is forced to pay money to his wife while she is cheating...
@@KARTIKEYA007 in the video, it had said there was a law specifically about any man commiting homicide if they find their wife in bed with another man, being absolved of murder. That law wasn't wrote to include women originally. But I think it was taken into consideration and let her off easy based off of that law for men.
I meant in today's day and age, there is simply no protection for the husband@@kari7403
@@KARTIKEYA007 I dunno. I know in my state, if either party cheats, the one who was cheated on gets automatic alimony. Regardless of length of marriage.
But, I do think that it's incredibly messed up that if a woman cheats on her husband, and gets pregnant, *he* has to pay child support for that child if they get divorced, unless he pays for a paternity test to prove its not his. (In most cases, he's refunded the $ by the court if the child proves to not be his.) But it is messed up how men seem to hold less rights than women when it comes to family court and children. Its really messed up.
well thats what feminists were going for, also it will never change because u need to vote against it and women will never vote against their best interest so its going to be a bad time for men to be married, only idiots will marry at this day and age@@kari7403
What a nasty, horrible, arrogant man. I feel so sorry for her, it must have been so hard going to bed each night knowing that he was with someone else when she had given him everything. I am so glad she was given a not guilty verdict.
Same to her. You aren’t bound to one person. She’s on drugs and alcohol around the kids. Get it together and just leave!!
He had it coming. Lucky she didn't kill the mistress too.
Why shouldn't she have killed 4th e mistress
you find all kinds of big mouths idiots on youtube
That would have been the cherry on top
Me: Gets jealous when someone checks out my wife.
French Men: You are a National Hero. Here is my wife. Do with her as you please.
They do surrender easy those Frenchies
You still in high school ❓❓ I don't get jealous when anyone looks at my woman. Get some help buddy
@@Wayne_155 I am a grown man who gets jealous. A lot of men do if they love their woman. If I was in high school I wouldn’t care less. You really are a git aren’t you?
@@Wayne_155 I think jealous in the external sense regarding that person looking at your woman in the way in which the tenacity and their lack of common courtesy to not do that. I shouldn't have to explain that. You shouldn't have gotten get so riled up. Maybe consider what else in your life are you invalidly taking too seriously.
@@Wayne_155 jealousy is a normal emotion. How you deal with that emotion is where a person can become dysfunctional. If you recognize it for what it is and deal with it in a normal fashion.. it doesn't make you bad or abnormal. If you fall apart, abuse your partner and isolate them, it's a whole different situation.
Claiming it was a private matter. I lost all sympathy for him after that part.
At that point they weren´t intimate for years, he didn´t love her and didn´t see them as a couple. He wanted to move on and be left alone. If it would have been a man leeching on like that he would have been called a psycho stalker and looser.
@@dizzyd8754 "back then" women got their share when they divorced. SPECIALLY when there were children. The man had to support her and give her a "pension". TShe was free as a bird.
@@dizzyd8754 and I still don´t get how you can speak like that about the FATHER of her children, who by the way, were in the next room when she murdered him with FIVE gunshots ONE IN THE BACK. Are you all scorned women projecting their nastyness?
@@nela3986 you must be either a cheater or a home wrecker
@@meganwilliams7042 you must be a frustrated idiot with no brains. Why are you insulting people for pointing out facts? By the way, I really don't like people who use their kids for their profile pictures or social media.
Divorce saves lives . When people say they don’t believe in divorce they terrify me . We have several complete cable channels because of this .
So true! They don't believe in divorce, but have no problem with murder.
I'm glad that she was acquitted. Next time I'm celebrating my divorce with a bottle of champagne (I have a couple of times, every time my ex showed a new unexpected low), I'll pay a quiet memory to the woman who didn't have the support I did, and didn't manage to sever the emotional tie to that narcisstic douche who totally had it coming.
Irena: Love your attitude and, despite your obviously difficult relationship, you made it amusing. Thanks. Although I'm a bloke I'd happily have put a bullet or two into the scumbag myself.
Right on.
High five
Maybe.. you shouldn't be married??
To Edward Dawson. Hindsight is 20 20 .
Refusing to talk to your wife about your affair because it is a private matter is one of the most french things ever.
My thoughts exactly😂
I don’t think that she could be called a “serial” killer...
Sad thing is how her guilt over killing the bastard impacted her life so much, would have been happier if she went on and lived a happy life instead of working herself to death over guilt
One of the top five ignorant comments here
She killed someone... Only someone that would do it again wouldn't feel guilty
She truly loved her husband, and God as well. I hope she's a saint in Heaven.
@@maryreynolds8568 if she loved God then she would not have murdered someone. The Bible says murder is wrong and that a couple can divorce on grounds of adultery. It also says at Ecclesiastes 9:5, 10 The living know that they will die, but the dead know nothing at all nor do they have any more reward, because all memory of them is forgotten. Whatever your hand finds to do, do with all your might, for there is no work nor planning nor knowledge nor wisdom in the Grave, where you are going.
John 11:11, 13, 14
[Jesus] added: ‘Lazarus our friend has fallen asleep, but I am traveling there to awaken him.’ Jesus, however, had spoken about his death. But they imagined he was speaking about taking rest in sleep. Then Jesus said to them plainly: ‘Lazarus has died.’
@@janinedear-barlow Nobody cares . You can still sin and love God 🤷🏾
I absolutely love ur voice, it's perfect for telling stories, especially these kind of stories. I also absolutely love the stories u tell. I'm weirdly obsessed with murderers & u always find these stories I haven't heard of. Thank you so much & please keep em coming!!!💜
Poor girl. Glad she got off.. The mistress should've been punished for being a cruel, adulterous witch.
That guy got what he deserved 🔫✅
Imo cheating should be illegal because a marriage is a legal contract. If you dont want to be faithful dont get married.
There's something wrong in the way a murder is forgiven. A light sentence, perhaps, BUT, NOT guilty? She shot him 5x!
@@myotheraccountonothe how little we value human LIFE. A swift kick in the gonads, yes, because, then, the punishment fits the crime. He didn't kill anyone.
The saddest part of the story is that she's fkd up, having to be able to keep on LIVING w/ the guilt of her crime!
This one broke my heart. I hope that at the end of her life she found peace.
"Hell hath no rage like a woman scorned."
I wouldn't even call it rage or fury. More like absolute despair in this case.
@@drosera88 Dear, it's a famous quote from the Bible. Don't jack with it.
Blah, blah, blah....cut the pretentious crap please.
@@dianeparr2483 Yeah I know.
Diane Parr it isn’t from the Bible. -.-
People think that just because you have heard it so much it’s from the Bible. Please double check before saying something is or is not in the Bible because ya know Revelations...
No man is worth a woman disgracing herself and begging for his love.
I agree 100%
No man is worth scaring your children over.
It definitely is a sure thing that giving up your life to take someone out of their life is not worth it. At times just get what is due and walk. Something new and better is out there. . Do not expect accolades for being a good steady supportive person. almost crossed that line and what is typed here is so true... If someone kills someone because they want you, gotta think about that. what if they tire of you? Let Logic prevail, do not have anything who thinks below the belt,, not in the top part.
reverse that also
Then why do you bitches stay doing just that
Such a sad story...she was good enough for him when they were young, she stood by him in war time (knowing if he was found out by the enemy it could cost her, her life as well as his, and that of their children) she give him children and care for them while he was tomcating around with others. He could have been straight up with her an let her know his feelings had changed. She did everything she could to change her self to please him, he was a coward. Then to more or less mock her when she stood up for her self and their children ,she was broken...she my not have spent the reat of her life in jail, but sounds like she gave her self a life sentence trying to make a menz for what she had done especially after the church had already pardoned her for her sins. An she stiil could not find peace with her self.
War hero or not, Pierre Chevallier was NOT a nice guy! Outgrowing a wife I could understand. Falling in love with another woman and having an affair I could understand. But his wife still deserved respect, gratitude and kindness, all the more because she tried so hard and desperately to be the kind of wife he needed. Instead he treated her with contempt and outright cruelty, even when she was on the point of suicide. He was asking for that bullet from her MAB pistol!
One of the most engaging stories I've heard. Kept envisioning it as a film!
I love this channel partially cos most of the stories are entirely new to me.
This case, I found particularly intriguing! What a mess we can create of our lives!
Great story...Times were hard for women back then.
Yes it was. But at the same time, if it had been the husband killing his wife for the same reason -he would have been hanged.
Back then, women had a reason to fight for their rights. Women today have no clue how good they have it.
@@TehUltimateSnake yup
Yeah...and they were pretty easy for men dodging bullets in the war, though or rebuilding the devastated cities and villages after the war...
AND...she was released!?
A man would definitely have to serve a sentence of some kind...
Times were always hard for EVERYONE, not just women, you entitled brats...
@FluffY PenguiN
She was emotionally immature and he was a real piece of shit...
That's no excuse for murder, but I can't say i don't sympathize...
One of my rules in life is "never meet your heroes as you will always be disappointed."
This is a sad story indeed. I believe the extenuating circumstances of prolonged emotional abuse had an effect on her. Thank you for this intriguing tale.
She would hav done anything for him He treated her like dirt she was a broken woman when she killed him
The mental abuse she endured would drive the sanest person over the edge .
Nice one again. You have some great sources. Very enjoyable to listen to. 5 stars.
Really loving your channel! Glad Mort told us about you!
The French haven't changed their attitude to marriage and affairs.....
exactly !!!
En effet
@Sarcastic Miasma why not?
TheWedabest , angry much? Get a grip!
@@teresas8173 not at all. Just saying it like it is.
I actually really like this more emotional and nuance delivery! I know that your delivery is sort of your signature, but it was fun to hear a different style. Anyway, this story was utterly tragic and one could see where it was leading from the start. It’s so hard to think about a time when women’s identities were so tangled up in their spouses’.
I love hearing about these things! These stories are fairly brief accompanied by whatever pictures are available. Thank you for your videos and how informative you are.
I feel bad for her too, but I'm glad she decided to give back to society to make up for it by helping the poor.
In today's world, Yvonne Chevalier just might be touted a hero.
Curtis
And so she should be.
He was a bastard.
Fortunately France has-
Crime of Passion.
Just found this channel and I’m hooked.
This story was truly heartbreaking ( for the wife and children). Sounds like her reclusiveness was due to the way everyone, including her husband and in-laws treated her because of her “station.” Glad she was found not guilty. Her husband sounded like an a class jerk who thought he could do whatever he wanted because he was a man and of the “right” social station and class. Sounds to me like he had no class at all.
This is a case where I can see how this mistreatment drove her to act out irrationally...sad really
To quote Chicago (the musical): "He had it comin'!"
Antoinette Henri 😂
“It was a murder but not a crime”
Antoinette Henri YES!!
Guess he got his comeuppance.
I love that word. Comeuppance. I use to think it was comuppins. LOL
@@ivorbiggun710 : I agree with you. Just because someone has an affair, it doesn't give the other right to kill. Only right to kill is in war or self-defense (didn't exhaust reasons but just the basics).
@@ivorbiggun710 well when you had kids and leave your wife, kinda karma, don't be scum bag and he was emotionally abusing so
@@MaddCrazyMee yes it's perfectly okay to murder people that posed no physical threat to you. You would make a great fascist.
@@lloydchristmas4547 guess you don't care for anyone's mental health, he literally made her want to kill herself after all she did for him, you drive someone to insanity and suicide, your not a good person.
Thank you for your great content. I have watched all your videos and love them. You're amazing my man👍
Drawn to murder stories, these true stories satisfy my video searches in every way..so glad that you present them in a Brief case manner, thank you!
Thanks for watching
That was one of the best cases that I've heard of in a long, long time where true justice, in my opinion, actually happened. Your detail to this case, the amount of time and effort it took to put this together, is unbelievably. The time period and the simple fact that it was a true story, is the best of the best! I've said it once and I'll proudly say it again, YOU have the best channel on You-Tube!!! Please, please continue to do what you are absolutely brilliant at and that is bringing us cases from the past. I LOVE YOUR CONTENT! Thank you so much for sharing these excellent videos!
Thankyou so much :)
i can't imagine the pain of being rejected by my husband just because i wasn't the glamourous wife he felt he deserved after success he was suddenly too good for her and wanted fancy tail.
so... you are ignoring he stayed faithful to his wife during all those years, he married her against his family´s will and loved her. Then he dared to fell out of love and now he is the bad guy for wnating to be left alone by her... Play that again with the gender roles reversed...
He cared nothing for her nothing just another stepping stone till he got to where he wanted to go.
Feel bad for the kids. When adults act more immature than children nothing good happens
Poor Yvonne Chevallier.Her husband treated her appallingly and the social norms of the times weren't much kinder to her
A bit of an extreme reaction but the lady was driven to the edge by it all
Another fascinating but ultimately tragic episode from you.Thankyou for posting ◽
So, she went back to the bedroom to kill herself and the gun went off ‘accidentally’.
The ‘accidental’ shot just happened to hit him in the back to finish him off.
She then forgot what she went into the bedroom for in the first place.
Sounds plausible
She was an unlucky lady but wasn't bad down inside. Her husband n his mistress made her do that. He insulted her so much n served his fate.
I feel so sorry for her. She was provoked but it wasn't cold blooded. Mistress should have served the same fate, she was the one who was also equally guilty in crime like Pierre.
I've lived in France for 15 years now and have lived with French men during most of that time. I have to say, that this guy reminds me a bit of both of them in a way: arrogant, selfish and fickle. So I can empathise with Yvonne to an extent.
However I am lucky that in this day and age I was able to walk away from those narcissistic individuals, albeit not unscathed.
I’m French and I’ve been living in the USA since 16 years and what you described about the French men is not only a stereotype but I’ve seen a bunch of cheaters in America who left their wife without class and kindness. Sorry to hear you had a bad experience men from my country. Maybe you just don’t offer the chemistry they are looking for.
Glad she got off. May God rest her soul in peace.
Spoier Alert ....i should not have read this comment but it was staring me right in the face... Smh
LadyBugTam exactly 🤦🏾♀️🤦🏾♀️
Wat a story!!! One of the best stories ever here! This why I looooove this channel!!! I was hanging on to every word..made me so emotional towards the end.
Thanks Marie
I’m hooked on these stories!!
She may have been guilt of killing him however her diminished capacity absolves her a guilty verdict.
I'm glad Justice eventually worked in her favour. I found it moving that the general public and even the judge were touched by her story, and began to support her because of the injustices from her husband and mistress. This case had a happy outcome.
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That was a very French story, glad to hear it.
How very sad; I am French and I am recently widowed; French women are very feminine and can be very passionate. You recitation of this affair is absolutely superb; I watch all of your TH-cam clips; they are very, very good! Kepp up the good work.
Thanks :)
Every night I look forward to listening to another interesting and educational story. Thank you so much!
Thanks for listening :)