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Frenchman confesses to murdering his wife after conviction

A man's confession from jail has ended the mystery surrounding the disappearance of his wife in a case that gripped France.

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The brief

A French man has confessed to murdering his wife following his conviction. The case previously involved the disappearance of the victim, who was a nurse, and was characterized as a "no-body" murder case.

Coverage from the BBC, CBS News, and The Times emphasizes that the confession comes while the man is in jail. Newser and The Connexion describe the case as one that shocked and gripped the nation.

The man has stated he will reveal the location of his wife's body. Further developments will depend on the recovery of the remains.

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Who was the victim in this case?

The victim was the man's wife, who was a nurse.

When did the confession occur?

The confession was made after the man's conviction and while he was in jail.

Has the body been found?

Coverage describes this as a no-body murder case, though the man has said he will reveal the location of the body.

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