The Sisters Got Into an Incestuous Sexual Addiction With Each Other, Then Human Eyeballs Laid on a Staircase
The Tragedy of the Lancelins
PS. The following case was considered a symbol of the significant class struggles during the 1900s in France.
Monsieur René walked through his front door.
The bodies of his wife and his daughter lay lifeless on the floor. And they had been gruesomely mutilated.
Upon closer inspection, Monsieur René noticed that both Madame Léonie and Genevieve didn’t have eyeballs.
Madame Léonie’s eyes were wrapped in a scarf around her neck. Genevieve’s eyes laid on the stairs looking directly at Monsieur René.
The Lancelins Were a Well-off Family
The Lancelin family was a wealthy, envied, and well-respected family from Le Mans, France.
The father, Monsieur René Lancelin, was a retired lawyer.
The mother, Madame Léonie Lancelin, enjoyed a fancy lifestyle full of shopping and glamour.
Monsieur René and Madame Léonie had two daughters together. The firstborn was married, and she lived with her husband. The younger one, Genevieve, lived with them.
