Fenayrou, Gabrielle (b. 1850)
Fenayrou, Gabrielle (b. 1850)
French woman convicted for murder. Born Gabrielle Gibon, 1850, in France; m. Marin Fenayrou.
Had marriage of convenience to druggist Marin Fenayrou, who drank and gambled; also had longterm affair with Louis Aubert until he decided to marry another; told husband of affair and enlisted his help in killing Aubert (May 28, 1882); confessed, as did Marin who did the actual killing; though Marin received death sentence, was sentenced to life in Clermont Prison where she befriended Gabrielle Bompard; pardoned (1903).
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