This is a case where a woman from a noble family was found missing after being missing for about 25 years.
At the time, French aristocratic society had a custom of marrying someone chosen by one’s parents.
At the age of 25, Blanche Mony fell in love with a man who was not from the bourgeois class, but a bankrupt lawyer, who was in fact treated as a member of the lower class.
He had a big fight with his family and soon disappeared.
At the time of the disappearance, it was concluded that she had run away from home due to a domestic dispute, and although the suspect was a bankrupt lawyer, they were searched around but could not be found.
Ultimately, the investigation of Eoyeongbuyeong ended with her disappearance by fleeing overseas and committing suicide.
and in 1901
The Attorney General, Monsieur, received a letter. In the unsigned letter (anonymous) he received,
“I am informing you of a very serious incident. A woman has been trapped in an attic covered with trash and sewage for 25 years. This is Madame Mony’s house. She is Blanche Mony, who disappeared 25 years ago.”
It was written, and the investigation began immediately.
The place where it was discovered was the attic of his family’s home.
Her mother imprisoned her in the attic for about 25 years because she refused to marry the person she chose.
At the time of discovery, the body weight was 25kg, it was difficult to move, and the area around the body was rotting due to fecal poison and bedsores caused by feces.
Her mother died in prison 15 days after confessing, “I locked my daughter in the attic because she was in love with a poor lawyer.”
Even my older sister knew about it, but she neglected it.
