Jacques Moretti, psychiatric evaluation for the prisoner accused of domestic violence
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- Jacques Moretti, detained in Sion prison for beating his wife Jessica, will be subjected to psychiatric evaluation.
- The couple is also under investigation for the fire at the Constellation club in Crans-Montana, which cost the lives of 41 people.
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Why It Matters
Jacques and Jessica Moretti are under investigation for the fire at the Constellation club in Crans-Montana, which occurred on January 1st, which caused 41 deaths and 115 injuries.
Detained in Sion prison on charges of beating his wife Jessica, Jacques Moretti will undergo a psychiatric evaluation. This was ordered - according to RTS, the Swiss public radio and television - by the prosecutor's office of the Canton of Valais.
The couple are also the main suspects in the investigation into the New Year's Eve fire in their Constellation club, in Crans-Montana, where 41 people died and 115 were injured. The attack, which led to the man's imprisonment, occurred in mid-August in the family villa in Lens, a few kilometers from Crans-Montana.
The medical consultation aims to ascertain the risk of recidivism and allow the investigators to evaluate whether Jacques could be dangerous for his wife and two children, for the purposes of a possible release from prison. As part of the criminal proceedings on the January 1st massacre, obviously distinct from that of domestic violence, Jacques and Jessica Moretti were summoned by the prosecutor's office on November 2nd for a confrontational interrogation.
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Confronting interrogation between the Moretti spouses on November 2nd.
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Open Questions
- What will be the outcome of the psychiatric evaluation?
- Will Jacques Moretti be released from prison?
