A shocking crime in a quiet London neighbourhood
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- Опубліковано 7 лют 2025
- Case 236: Sophie Lionnet
When residents of the affluent Southfields area of south-west London notice foul smelling smoke coming from a home on Wimbledon Park Drive in September 2017, firefighters arrive to make sure the house isn’t in danger. Nothing could prepare them for what they find instead - the burning human remains of French au pair, 21-year-old Sophie Lionnet.
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Domestic workers from overseas who work in private homes have so little protection from abuse. Horrible case, RIP Sophie
Casefile is on another level. Consistently great content 👏
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Thanks for the epic coverage everyone at the CASEFILE team (#01)
Thanks, CaseFile.
Thanks for being here when I need you.
Sophie was a very kind, empathetic person, the perfect person for a mother or childcare worker. From her last note, part of the reason she didn't leave was to protect her young charges from their mother and her partner.
Poor Sophie. What a cruel end to a gentle soul, someone everyone would wish to have in their life.
Thank you for providing your content.. honestly I look Forward to notifications here on UA-cam.
Me too :)
this is a horrific story - poor Sophie, who did nothing wrong and ended up in the hands of these two people who had no self control or decency. That poor, poor girl.
How about calling them what they were: evil, cruel, vicious killers. Hope they get what they have coming and that they suffer and know what’s coming before they die.
@@rashone2879 tbh l couldn't think of a way to describe them as they're so completely sub-human, but your description works perfectly.
First time I ever heard of a pathological liar saying "I hate lies." What a whopper!
2 Monsters that killed a Poor young girl… R.I.P Sophie..
that girl was the same age as my younger sis...what a bunch of pieces of shit those 2 were
Omg this poor girl, everyone seeing abuse and yet, nothing could be done???
That Sabrina woman is stark raving mad and the dude she's with is an accessory to her madness!
My heart breaks for poor Sophie such a gentle kind person, poor poor girl, she didnt deserve and they two monsters didnt deserve her. Rest in piece poor Sophie ❤
R.I.P. Sophie
Iv never seen such cruelty, oh my heart goes out to poor Sophie,poor girl x
It seems unbelievable that clearly very sick people don't get medicated to prevent their distructive illnesses. Her behaviour had long been so clearly irrational and paranoid. As for the husband, well, I don't know what was wrong with that pathetic creature-- obsessed with his (x)wife to such a degree he'd go along with anything.
That woman for sure is a Devil! A bully , a cheat , cruel beyond imagination!!!
Europe really needs to stop using the term life in prison
I agree ☝️
Yup. Its a joke here. 'Life imprisonment' rapidly diminishes with time served, good behaviour, maximum sentence tariffs, parole eligibility etc.
It's insulting to victims and their families.
@@hollies5841 perfectly said
So sad
Bit annoying with the UA-cam ads on top of the Casefile ones. But as always, awesome narration and very sad, compelling and well-written story.
I agree, I turn the volume down through some but after a while it gets repetitive. Still this is one of my favorite channels on UA-cam. 😎
Can you not listen on spotify or a podcast app?
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Mark was supporting Sabrina, Sabrina ruined it with countless false accusations and abuse. She then blamed Sophie for the consequences of her behaviour, not Sophie’s.
Her mental health was not delusions, these were choices to avoid accountability. Sabrina has full blown narcissism and her partner was merely her servant!
The word narcissism is thrown around so much these days that it sounds almost innocuous.. In my day that word stood for , self entitled , a big head , a bully , jealousy , envy . Having that title bestowed on someone is like saying , “it’s beyond my control” so I am innocent.. I’m surprised no one has tried to use that as a “defence in Law”jokes!!
Of course I feel the worst for Sophie and her mother, but I watched an interview with Mark and really felt so bad for him as well. He feels responsible for what happened to Sophie, and showed the interviewer that he keeps her picture in his wallet. I can't imagine waking up one day and finding out that you unknowingly played a part in someone's death. Obviously what Sabrina did is not Mark's fault, but the guilt must be insane.
They are pure evil, nothing to with Sabrina's and her fake mental health.
I would never ever let a 20yo daughter as gentle as Sophie was work for complete strangers as a live in employee in another country. That said I'm sure her parents in their worst nightmare could've imagined that Sophie would end up being brutalized to death by a woman who apparently was devoid of empathy at a molecular level ...just too many monstrous people in the world to be naively permissive with any loved ones' lives. At 20yo I barely survived my own naivety in Los Angeles being exposed to a religious cult where on the surface I could come and go as I pleased (where I was tethered under their canopy of thoughts and beliefs).
Shut up, stop talking about yourself being exposed to a religious cult at 20 years old, this has nothing to do with this case and you're just trying to get sympathy. Also you're sick for blaming Christie Marceau's mother for opening the door and didn't know that Akshay Chand was the one knocking on the door.
She was 21, just letting you know heh 😅 but now I'm intrigued. Would you be comfortable with telling me your story? If not, that is totally understandable 😊
Abuse can just be as bad at home . I suffered from SA from the age of 9 onwards from my father and 2 older brothers. From that age I had the responsibility of looking after 4 younger siblings too. I was controlled by threats of death , beatings , being put in care , etc . Left home at 17 , met someone , had a son , then 10 years down the line , one of my sisters started an affair with him , we split up, they had a daughter and we’re together for 30 years until his death in 2020. Two weeks before he died they got married. After the ceremony which took place at their home, my son’s father turned around and said to my son , “you do realise she’s your stepmum now”!
Two embedded ads in a row? Dropped.
The horror 👽
Why nobody call police during the abuse? Are some people just born to be prey?
This case is so frustrating and unfair..
Please look into Sarah Scazzi case ,so many twists and turns
Borderline, well that explains a lot. NOT. DONT MAKE EXCUSES FOR BAD BEHAVIOR.
i've never heard of this before. we do need something like crimewatch although this one wouldn't qualify.
Sophie did everything and more that the children's parents, especially their mother, should've been doing.
I don't see anything wrong with having a nanny or an au pair but treating them this way is indefensible.
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The structure of this one is confusing.
I enjoy the channel but to many ads. So, I won't subscribe. A few less ads, and I would reconsider.
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I really wanted to listen but there are more ads than content on this channel. No thanks.
Sophie’s life did not matter.
malignant narcissistic abuse at its finest expression
I am confused didn't you did this case before. I definitely heard this before