Mia affair: Conspiracy guru Rémy Daillet sentenced to six years in prison

The instigator of a small ultra-right group, Rémy Daillet, responsible for the kidnapping of little Mia in 2021, was sentenced this Thursday to a six-year prison sentence, with continued detention, by the Paris criminal court. This is slightly less than the sentence requested at the trial on Tuesday. The prosecution had requested seven years in prison, with a two-thirds security period.

On September 30, Rémy Daillet presented the abduction of the child as a civic “obligation” and took responsibility for his failed project of overthrowing the State. But this approach was peaceful, he swore. However, in his instructions and encrypted exchanges projected to the audience, Rémy Daillet encouraged them to prepare the assault on institutions, sabotage 5G antennas or even attack political and Jewish figures and Masonic lodges.

Sentences adjustable under electronic bracelet, for the most part, were handed down against 13 other defendants, with the exception of Robert K., who lives in the United States and was not present at the hearing. He was sentenced to two years in prison with an arrest warrant.