Step into the shadowy streets of 19th-century Lyon, where the specter of Martin Dumoulard looms large over the history of true crime. Prepare to uncover how one man's chilling deception preyed upon the vulnerable, promising employment but delivering death. We explore the twisted path of Dumoulard, from his own father's execution to his deadly traps, and how societal norms became weaponry in his sinister arsenal. The heart-wrenching fates of his victims, including the hopeful Marie-Eulalie Boussaud, are laid bare as we reflect on the betrayal of trust and the ruthless efficiency of a predator hiding in plain sight.

Feel the pulse of Lyon as we recount the escape of Marie Pichon from Dumoulard's grasp, a turning point leading to his capture and a trial that seized the public's thirst for justice. Through her eyes, we experience the terror and courage entwined in her fight for survival, a testament to the enduring human spirit. As we piece together this macabre puzzle, we're not just narrating history; we're inviting you to join the dialogue, contribute your perspectives, and delve into the complexities of criminal behavior. Together, we pay tribute to the resilience of survivors and the pursuit of truth, understanding that sometimes, facing the darkness is the only way to appreciate the light.

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