Приклади вживання Sobhraj Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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It is based on the crimes of serial killer Charles Sobhraj.
Sobhraj was joined by his younger half-brother, André, in Istanbul.
Although the murders of both women were not connected by investigators at the time,they would later earn Sobhraj the nickname"The Bikini Killer."[18].
Sobhraj later returned to Nepal in 2003, where he was arrested, tried, and received a life sentence.[3].
In one case, he helped two former French policemen, Yannick and Jacques,recover missing passports that Sobhraj himself had actually stolen.
In Thailand, Sobhraj met Marie-Andrée Leclerc(1945- 1984) from Lévis, Quebec, Canada, a tourist looking for adventure.
The Nepal police sawthe report, raided the Casino Royale in Yak and Yeti hotel and arrested a blissfully unaware Sobhraj, who was still gambling there.
Sobhraj had entered with precious gems concealed in his body and was experienced in bribing captors and living comfortably in jail.
After travelling through Eastern Europe with fake documents,robbing tourists whom they befriended along the way, Sobhraj arrived in Mumbai later the same year.
During this time, Sobhraj met and began a passionate relationship with Chantal Compagnon, a young Parisian woman from a conservative family.
The next victim was a young nomadic Sephardic Jew, Vitali Hakim, whose burnt body was found on the road to the Pattaya resort,where Sobhraj and his growing clan were staying.
Sobhraj was charged with the murder of Solomon and all four were sent to Tihar prison, New Delhi while awaiting formal trial.
Inspector Madhukar Zende of the Mumbai police apprehended Sobhraj in O'Coquero Restaurant in Goa; his prison term was extended by ten years, just as he had hoped.
Sobhraj proposed marriage to Compagnon, but was arrested later the same day for attempting to evade police while driving a stolen vehicle.
The Nepal police reopened the double murder case from 1975 andgot Sobhraj sentenced to life imprisonment by the Kathmandu district court on 20 August 2004 for the murders of Bronzich and Carrière.
Sobhraj borrowed money for bail from his father, and soon after fled to Kabul.[11] There, the couple began to rob tourists on the Hippie Trail, only to be arrested once again.
Angela Kane was married to the Dutch diplomat Herman Knippenberg, who was attached to the Dutch embassy in Bangkok in the mid-seventies at the timewhen the French serial killer Charles Sobhraj was on his killing spree(1975-76) in Thailand and Nepal.
After being paroled, Sobhraj moved in with d'Escogne and spent his time moving between the high society of Paris and the criminal underworld.
As a teenager, he began to commit petty crimes and received his first jail sentence(for burglary) in 1963, serving time at Poissy prison near Paris.[8]While imprisoned, Sobhraj eagerly manipulated prison officials into granting him special favours, such as being allowed to keep books in his cell.
In another scheme, Sobhraj provided shelter to a Frenchman, Dominique Rennelleau, who appeared to be suffering from dysentery; Sobhraj had actually poisoned him.
Sobhraj used the passport to travel with Leclerc and Chowdhury- first to Singapore, then to India, and, in March 1976, returning to Bangkok, despite knowing that the authorities there sought him.
As they recovered, Sobhraj was visited by his previous victim Hakim's French girlfriend, Charmayne Carrou, who had come to investigate her boyfriend's disappearance.
Sobhraj's“wife” Nihita and“mother-in-law” Shakuntala Thapa, a lawyer, expressed dissatisfaction with the verdict,with Thapa claiming that Sobhraj had been denied justice and that the"judiciary is corrupt."[24] They were charged and sent to judicial custody[25] for contempt of court because of these remarks.
After an identity-switch hoax went awry, Sobhraj managed to escape, but his half-brother was left behind. André was turned over to the Turkish police by Greek authorities and served an 18-year sentence.[1][13].
Soon back in Asia, Sobhraj started to build a new criminal"family," starting with two lost Western women, Barbara Smith and Mary Ellen Eather, in Bombay. Sobhraj's next victim was a Frenchman, Jean-Luc Solomon, whose poisoning during a robbery, simply intended to incapacitate him, left him dead.
It was claimed that Sobhraj married his fiancée on 9 October 2008 in jail during Bada Dashami, a Nepalese festival.[22] The following day, Nepalese jail authorities dismissed the claim of his marriage.
On 18 September 2014 Sobhraj was convicted in Bhaktapur district court of the murder of Canadian tourist Laurent Carrière.[26] In 2018 Sobhraj was in critical condition, and had been operated on multiple times.
It is believed that Sobhraj murdered his former accomplice before leaving Malaysia to continue his and Leclerc's roles as gem salesmen in Geneva.[2] A source later claimed to have sighted Chowdhury in West Germany, but the claim appeared unsubstantiated.
Charles Sobhraj was born as Hatchand Bhaonani Gurumukh Charles Sobhraj to Vietnamese shop girl Tran Loan Phung, and Indian Sindhi businessman Sobhraj Hatchand Bhaonani, who was based in Saigon.[5][6] His parents were divorced and his father deserted the family.
Unlike most violent offenders, Charles Sobhraj did not seem to commit his murders out of uncontrollable, deep-seated violent impulses which many serial killers experience; it was more perceived as a byproduct of his lifestyle, yet he is still widely believed to have an anti-social personality disorder or a form of psychopathy.