Présumé innocent: l'affaire Michelle Perron : Le balado
Marie-Claude Savard et Sébastien Trudel proposent une nouvelle enquête sur une affaire judiciaire qui a captivé le Québec des années 80. Le 15 décembre 1987, Michelle Perron, 45 ans, est retrouvée morte dans sa voiture. Son mari, le réalisateur Gilles Perron, était sur les lieux du crime. Trente-trois ans plus tard, l’identité du meurtrier demeure toujours un mystère. Suite à la diffusion de la série, plusieurs personnes se sont manifestées et d'autres éléments ont été soulevés!
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Marie-Claude et Sébastien donnent les détails sur les dessous de la série documentaire et ce qui les a amenés à s'intéresser à cette affaire
L'ancien enquêteur de la SQ Patrice Abel, qui a accompagné Marie-Claude et Sébastien dans leur enquête, vient commenter des extraits inédits
Robert Panet, qui était patron de St-Hubert à l'époque où Gilles Perron fréquentait Claire Léger, nous amène de nouvelles informations.
Yves St-Gelais, ancien animateur télé, a été le patron de Gilles Perron. Il nous arrive avec de nouveaux éléments explosifs
L'ancienne maîtresse de Gilles Perron revient sur la série et met certaines choses au clair.
Premier policier sur la scène du meurtre de Michelle Perron, Louis Beshara revient sur cette affaire qui l'a marqué à jamais
Monique est une voyante qui travaille régulièrement avec la SQ et qui a aidé à résoudre l'une des plus grosses affaires de meurtre au Québec. Nous lui avons parlé de l'affaire Perron.
La conclusion de l'enquête avec l'ancien enquêteur Patrice Abel.
Le chanteur rock Rick Hughes a fait un spectacle en prison… Son technicien était nul autre que Gilles Perron.
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