DONCHERY, FRANCE: Alleged French serial killer Michel Fourniret (C) is escorted by members of French police special squad as the look for bodies at the Chateau de Sautou in Donchery, northeastern France, 03 July 2004. The Frenchman, who has admitted to killing nine people, eight of them young women and girls, was taken by police to the French chateau where he has claimed to have buried two of his victims. Michel Fourniret, 62, arrived at the chateau he once owned in the wooded Ardennes region just inside the border of France with Belgium, accompanied by his wife Monique Olivier, police said. AFP PHOTO PHILIPPE HUGUEN (Photo credit should read PHILIPPE HUGUEN/AFP/Getty Images)

Michel Fourniret gives indications to the police in northen France. The bodies of two
missing children were discovered in the Le Sautou castle. Among them, the
corpse of Belgian Elisabeth Brichet, July 3, 2004
© Olivier Polet/Corbis

Confessed serial killer Michel Fourniret (R) leaving the police headquarters
in Dinant, Belgium, July 8, 2004
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Confessed serial killer Michel Fourniret.

Namur's King Prosecutor, Cedric Visart de Bocarme with judiciary experts during the
reconstruction of the kidnapping of Elisabeth Brichet by French serial killer Michel
Fourniret and his wife Monique Olivier near the Belgrade cemetery in
Saint-Servais, Namur. 12-year-old Elsiabeth Brichet was kidnapped
and murdered on December 23, 1989.
October 18, 2004 © Van Parys Media/Corbis

Self-confessed French serial killer Michel Fourniret arrives at the court house of Dinant,
for a recap session of his file, before being extradited to France in the following weeks.
 Fourniret has admitted to murder nine people, mostly women and young girls,
in France and Belgium. December 22, 2005.
© Bruno Arnold/epa/Corbis

French police officers carry documents for the case of French alleged serial killer Michel
Fourniret during his extradition by Belgian police to France in Couvin, Belgium, after
being held in a Belgian prison since June 2003.

Fourniret is to stand trial in France over the murders of at least seven young women
in both countries.
January 9, 2006. © Bruno Arnold /epa/Corbis