Gilles de Rais was innocent

As a little treat, or a penance if you prefer, Gilles de Rais Day this year sees Making a Medieval Murderer: The Exoneration of Gilles ...

Interesting report from  The Tuscaloosa News   It adds little to what we know of the 1992 retrial, although there is a meaningless quote fr...

The penultimate alleged murder, that of an anonymous boy in Vannes, should have been vivid in the minds of all concerned, since it hap...

Although many witnesses suspected that Gilles de Rais had abducted their children, they did not know for what reason he had seized them. O...

Of all the likely stories presented as evidence, this may be the most startling. There is a strong implication in Jean Jenvret’s testimony ...

Now that an increasing number of people know that the case of Gilles de Rais was history's foulest miscarriage of justice, the last ...

We are told that Gilles de Rais confessed "voluntarily and without coercion", but this was merely an Inquisition formula; the sam...