In Saint-Brieuc, Côtes-d'Armor, on Friday, September 25, 2026, the court of assizes heard testimony from two forensic doctors during the trial of Thierry Meunier. The doctors were called to provide expert opinions on the death of Véronique Duchesne, Thierry Meunier's wife, who passed away in October 2010. Their findings were significant in the ongoing legal proceedings. The forensic experts concluded that Véronique Duchesne did not die from drowning, a theory that had previously been considered. However, they were unable to definitively determine the cause of her death, leaving some questions unanswered in the case. This uncertainty has implications for the trial, as it affects the interpretation of evidence and the possible motivations behind her death. Thierry Meunier is on trial for the murder of his wife, and the court is examining various pieces of evidence to establish the facts surrounding her death. The inability of the forensic doctors to pinpoint the exact cause of death adds complexity to the case and may influence the jury's understanding of the events leading up to her death. The trial continues as the court reviews all available evidence, including testimonies and forensic findings, to determine whether Thierry Meunier is guilty of the crime. The outcome of this case will depend on the interpretation of the evidence, including the unresolved questions surrounding Véronique Duchesne's death.