Но история Чарльза Собраджа явно еще не закончена, и остается только надеяться, что в ней не появится новых жертв.

В Болливуде и на Западе на основе реальных событий было снято несколько фильмов на истории преступлений Чарльза Собраджа.

French serial killer Charles Sobhraj released from prison in Nepal

Nepal’s top court orders release of infamous French serial killer, Charles ‘The Serpent’ Sobhraj	Reuters отмечает, что полицейские стран Азии подозревают Собраджа в убийстве 20 западзых туристов.
Известный маньяк снова на свободе	Dubbed “The Serpent,” Charles Sobhraj had spent 19 years behind bars in Nepal for killing two people in 1975 before that country’s Supreme Court ordered his release due to failing health.

Charles 'The Serpent" Sobhraj awaits freedom from Nepal prison

On the trail of the serpent...the fatal charm of Charles Sobhraj	Charles Sobhraj, infamous for his cunning escapes from the law, was wanted in Nepal for the 1975 murders of Canadian Laddie DuParr and an American woman named Annabella Tremont, both of.
Where Is Convicted Serial Killer Charles Sobhraj Now?	#неразгаданныетайны Чарльз Собрадж — французский вор, мошенник и серийный убийца. В 1970-х годах охотился на западных туристов на протяжении всей Тропы хиппи.
Where Is Convicted Serial Killer Charles Sobhraj Now?	GQ talks to Charles Sobhraj the serial killer who beguiled the delusional and needy and wrecked the lives of almost everyone he knew.

ЗНАМЕНИТЫЙ СЕРИЙНЫЙ УБИЙЦА ШАРЛЬ СОБРАДЖ ВЫШЕЛ НА СВОБОДУ

Но история Чарльза Собраджа явно еще не закончена, и остается только надеяться, что в ней не появится новых жертв. Charles Sobhraj, also known by the nickname The Serpent owing to his reputation as a disguise and escape artist. Charles Sobhraj, a convicted killer who police say is responsible for a string of murders in the 1970s and 1980s, was freed from prison in Nepal on Friday after nearly 20 years behind bars. Собрадж начал преступную карьеру, выдавая себя за торговца драгоценными камнями — так он втирался в доверие к жертвам, многие из которых были западными туристами. Charles Sobhraj, left, at one time wanted in eight different countries for crimes ranging from car theft to murder, arrives handcuffed by police at a courthouse in New Delhi, India, Jan. Indian Vietnamese serial killer Charles Sobhraj set free from Nepal jail on December 23, 2022, went back to his home country, France.

‘The Serpent’ serial killer released from jail and sent back to Europe

Charles drugged the food at the party and walked out of the prison. According to a source, Zende walked out to Charles and grabbing his arm, he said, Hello Charles, how are you? At the age of 52, On February 17, 1997, Charles was released from prison. At the time of his release, most of the warrants, evidence, and witnesses against him were lost.

No other country wanted to accept Charles, so Indian authorities decided to return Charles to France. Charles Sobhraj after his release from Tihar Jail After he returned to France, he led the life of a celebrity in suburban Paris, hiring a publicity agent to help him out charge people for interviews and photographs. Charles Sobhraj photographed in Paris after his release After some time, Charles returned to Nepal, where in Kathmandu, he planned to set up a mineral water business.

For two weeks, the journalist followed him and reported on him with photographs in The Himalayan Times. After reading the reports, the Nepal police raided the casino, arresting Sobhraj who was gambling there. The double murder case from 1975 was reopened against Sobhraj.

In an interview, he talked about his arrival and arrest and said, This is a huge miscarriage of justice. I came to Nepal to make a documentary. The judicial system is archaic and unjust.

I arrived here with my own passport under my real name. That proves I have nothing to hide. Who else would dare to travel as Charles Sobhraj?

The police have no evidence. I am innocent. I was playing near Kathmandu airport.

The morning fog was dense. It was quiet as a grave. Suddenly I saw the police gathered around a body — the naked, burned corpse of a young white woman.

The body was charred, except for the head. Sobhraj claimed that he was sentenced without a trial and appealed against the judgment. Later, his lawyers announced that Chantal Compagnon his wife was filing a case against the French government before the European Court of Human Rights for not aiding her husband.

Charles Sobhraj being escorted to his hearing in Nepal In 2008, he announced that he was engaged to Nihita Biswas , daughter of the lawyer of Charles, Shakuntala Thapa, who had met Charles as a translator between Charles and her mother. The next day, the Nepalese jail authorities dismissed the claims, saying that they only performed a tika ceremony, which is a part of Bada Dashmi. At first, the Supreme Court of Nepal postponed the verdict of appeal by Charles against the judgment of the district court.

On July 10, 2010, the Supreme Court upheld the verdict against Charles. Charles received a life imprisonment sentence with an additional one year, a fine of Rs. Nihita Biswas has often claimed that Charles had never been convicted of any murder and called out to media for tagging Charles as a serial killer.

They were charged and sent to judicial custody for contempt of court.

He broke up with Desnoyers to be with Compagnon. The day Charles and Compagnon got married, Desnoyers gave birth to their second child, a girl named Muriel Anouk.

Charles Sobhraj began committing small crimes during his teen years. One such early crime happened when he used his half-brother, Andre, to rob a shopkeeper for him. In 1963, he served his first jail sentence for burglary at Poissy prison near Paris.

At Poissy prison, while others in jail lived in bad conditions, he manipulated his prison officials into granting him special favors such as keeping books in his cell. Charles got close to Felix and accompanied him, which helped him get close to high society life in Paris after he was paroled. He lived two different lives, one with the people of high society and the other in the Parisian underworld.

The day Charles proposed Compagnon to marry him, Charles was arrested on charges of car theft and sent to Poissy prison. Eight months later, he was released from his prison, and the same day, Charles and Compagnon married. Sobhraj left France with his wife, fearing French authorities; Compagnon was pregnant at that time.

They both faked documents and looted travelers along the path in Eastern Europe. In 1970, the couple fled to Bombay, where they welcomed their daughter, Usha Sobhraj. Charles wanted to start a new life for his daughter, but he could not leave the path of crime and involved himself in a car theft and smuggling business.

In 1971, Charles and his wife fled to Kabul, where he began making contacts for gun smuggling. He then fled to Rawalpindi, Pakistan, where he is believed to have stolen a car by drugging the driver to death. Around this time, he reportedly had a curio shop in Bangkok, which he used to lure his victims and then steal their belongings by drugging them, sometimes to death.

In 1973 in Delhi, he was arrested after his unsuccessful attempt at armed robbery at a jewelry store at Hotel Ashoka. He was imprisoned and sent to Tihar prison in Delhi. After a fortnight in prison, he escaped prison after faking appendicitis; his wife helped him in this.

Charles Sobhraj being taken to hospital after he faked appendicitis to escape jail He then began robbing the travelers on the hippie trail between Europe and Eastern Asia. After he fled to Kabul, he was arrested and kept at an Afghan prison, where he faked appendicitis again and fled. This time, he did not take his family along and left them in Kabul.

His wife, Compagnon, was enraged by his illegal activities and she pledged to never meet him again. He was then joined by his brother, Andre, and both of them carried out robberies in Greece and Turkey. Andre was arrested in Athens after an identity-switch hoax went awry; Andre was left behind to serve an 18-year prison sentence.

Charles became her tour guide in India. After some time, he moved to Thailand and became a drug dealer and gem seller. It was at the same time that he created his plan to build his criminal family.

Charles lured Marie-Andree to join him in Thailand. Marie was lovestruck and became his first follower in his criminal family or clan. Charles Sobhraj with Marie Andree Leclerc To gather more followers, he designed a new con; he selected his victims, created problems for them, and became their savior.

We will not share your email address with any third parties. You can unsubscribe whenever you want. He is believed to have murdered at least 20 tourists, including 14 in Thailand, and was convicted and jailed in India from 1976 to 1997.

He was also suspected of many more murders, including in Thailand, where police say he allegedly drugged and killed six women in the 1970s, some of whom turned up dead on a beach near the resort of Pattaya.

Police arrested Sobhraj days later at a restaurant in the Indian beach holiday state of Goa. A statue of Sobhraj stands at the restaurant in Goa to this day. He was jailed in India until 1997 when he returned to France. Born to a Vietnamese mother and an Indian father, he was described by his associates as a con artist, a seducer, a robber and a murderer.

His true number of victims, spanning decades and several countries, remains unknown.

Серийный убийца Чарльз Собрадж вернулся во Францию после почти 20-летнего заключения в Непале.

По случаю 10 юбилея в марте 1986 года Чарльз закатил грандиозную вечеринку для сокамерников и друзей-охранников. Они были рады халявной выпивке, а он опоил всех снотворным и сбежал из заточения. Правда, его вскоре поймали, так что на свободу он вышел только в 1997 году. И вернулся во Францию. Отказавшись от роскошной жизни в Париже, Чарльз по непонятным причинам вернулся в Непал, где числился в розыске за убийство двух девушек. Для суда ему предоставили 18-летнюю переводчицу Нихиту Бисвас, которая потеряла голову от обаяния 62-летнего злодея.

И спустя два года вышла за него замуж, не взирая на то, что Собрадж уже был приговорен к пожизненному заключению в тюрьме. Возможно, на ее решение повлияло то, что ее муж Чарли в тюрьме не сидел сложа рук, а стал знаменит и богат. О нем сняты художественные фильмы «Тень кобры» и «Бикини-киллер», документальная лента «Жизнь и преступления Чарльза Собраджа». О его жизни, полной самых невероятных приключений, написано несколько книг. Во всех случаях Чарли выступал как фактический соавтор, оговаривая не только гонорар за детальный рассказ на тему «как все это было», но и роялти.

На его совести жизни более 20 человек, а на счету — 15 млн. В 2014 году в Непале 70-летний Собрадж отхватил еще один срок — за расправу 39-летней давности над канадской туристкой Лорен Каррир он был приговорен к 20 годам лишения свободы.

Единственным способом связаться с домом для них были письма "до востребования", которые могли идти неделями. На пути было легко потеряться, и Собрадж пользовался этим", — рассказал режиссер Ганс Херботс. Как убийцу, наконец, отправили за решетку Ганс Херботс — бельгийский кинорежиссер.

Своей популярностью он обязан Собраджу. Ведь именно сериал, снятый по мотивам истории легендарного убийцы, сделал Ганса знаменитостью. Прежде чем выпустить фильм, Херботс несколько лет изучал многочисленные тюремные интервью Чарльза и архивные дела полиции разных стран. Легко соглашался на интервью. Но всегда назначал цену.

Вы должны понимать, его заключение в Индии — это не было тяжким бременем. Он подкупил охрану и отдыхал как в пятизвездочном отеле. За два года до окончания срока он закатил вечеринку, опоил охранников и просто вышел из тюрьмы. Это сочли побегом и ему снова увеличили срок в тюрьме. А он только этого и добивался", — сообщил режиссер Херботс.

Дело в том, что срок заключения Собраджа в индийской тюрьме заканчивался раньше, чем ордер на его арест в Таиланде. Стоило Чарли выйти из темницы, и его тут же отправили бы в Страну тысячи улыбок, где его ждала смертная казнь. А умирать он не собирался. За фальшивый побег суд увеличил наказание Собраджа на 10 лет. В 1997 году, когда Чарльз наконец освободился, единственным местом, где его еще могли арестовать, оставался Непал.

Именно туда он и поехал. Вы должны понимать, что он не сразу поехал в Непал. Он сначала вернулся во Францию. Но там он быстро стал неинтересен. Понимаете, пока он сидел в тюрьме, он был звездой.

К нему приезжали журналисты — Ричард Невилл, Алан Доусон. Это были громкие имена. Я не первый, кто рассказал его историю. О нем написали несколько книг, сняли фильмы.

Since he radiated charm and confidence, he would easily become friends with several backpackers. He then proceeded to drug and rob them. He furthermore would get rid of the bodies of his victims by burning them. It would be very hard to recognize the identity of the charred corpses. When the bodies of six women were discovered on a beach in Pattaya, Thailand, an arrest warrant was issued against him. Charles Sobhraj was caught and arrested in a casino in Nepal in 2003.

По некоторым оценкам, Собрадж убил около 20 человек. Его жертвы были задушены, избиты или сожжены, и он часто использовал паспорта своих жертв-мужчин, чтобы переезжать из страны в страну. Ранее, в конце августа суд Бельгии освободил подельницу и жену серийного убийцы , педофила и маньяка Марка Дютру Мишель Мартен.

Серийный убийца «Змей» освобожден из тюрьмы в Непале. Ранее про него сняли сериал

Charles Sobhraj pictured in the custody of Indian police. French serial killer Charles Sobhraj, responsible for multiple murders in the 1970s across Asia, was released from Nepal prison last week after serving for almost 20 years. Верховный суд Непала постановил освободить французского серийного убийцу Чарльза Собраджа, изображенного в сериале Netflix «Змей». Sobhraj is the subject of the 2021 Netflix series "The Serpent," inspired by his 1970's killing spree, starring Tahar Rahim and Jenna Coleman.

‘The Serpent’ serial killer Charles Sobhraj returns to France

Reuters отмечает, что полицейские стран Азии подозревают Собраджа в убийстве 20 западзых туристов. Notorious backpacker murderer Charles Sobhraj has returned home to France after being released from a Nepali prison, where he served close to 20 years behind bars. французский серийный убийца, также известный под прозвищами «Убийца бикини» и «Змей». Как освободили осужденного пожизненно Чарльза Собраджа и на кого он сам подаст в суд: 5 фактов о серийном убийце. French serial killer Charles Sobhraj, responsible for multiple murders in the 1970s across Asia, arrived in France on Saturday, December 24, after almost 20 years in prison in Nepal.

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