Like most 16th-century French peasants, Martin Guerre’s life seemed likely to be lost to history. But a strange series of events took place that would so cement the legend surrounding him that we’re talking about him still today, 450 years later. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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In 16th century France, Martin Guerre's life took a dramatic turn when he left behind his wife and family, only to return years later, leading to a controversial and mysterious trial. His story has continued to captivate people for over 450 years.
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This transcript discusses French Catholic law which made it impossible for a wife to remarry unless she had proof of her husband's death, leading to the odd case of Jeanne and Bertrand de La Tour.
This podcast episode explores the strange case in 16th century France where a man claiming to be Martin Guerre returns to his village after years of being missing, but his identity is doubted by some.
Pierre mistakes Arnaud Dutille for Martin due to a resemblance and a good reputation, causing confusion among their communities.
The guest discusses a skilled con artist from the 16th century who was able to extract information from people and use it to gain their trust and deceive them, with the help of his partner, Bertrand.
The first trial of Arnaud Dutille was held in Rue, and the case heavily relied on witness testimony as physical evidence was scarce. The outcome was ultimately determined by how much people liked Dutille.
This podcast episode discusses the trial of Martin Guerre and the legal minds involved in it, as well as the strategy of Bertrand during the trial.
The podcast narrates the story of the real Count of Monte Cristo and how the events happened in his life inspired the fictional character.
Martin Guerre's sentence was carried out in Artigot, where the gallows were built in front of his house, and at the end of his execution, he appealed to his wife to be nice to her, which was interpreted as a loving gesture by some.
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