Chantal and Pascal Duplouy have kept a low profile since the tragic murder of their daughter, Adélaïde, on June 22, 2023. The couple has been focused on advocating for their grandchildren, who were placed in foster care shortly after the incident. Adélaïde’s death not only devastated her parents but also left her children without a mother, forcing them into the care system. The Duplouys have been working to ensure their grandchildren receive the support and stability they need during this difficult time. The couple has spoken about the emotional and psychological toll on the children, who are now navigating the challenges of being separated from their mother and living in unfamiliar environments. They describe the children as "collateral victims" of the crime, emphasizing that the impact of femicide—murder of a woman—often extends beyond the immediate family. The children face not only the loss of their mother but also the trauma of being removed from their home and placed in care. Chantal and Pascal have been actively involved in raising awareness about the long-term consequences of such violence on children. They are working with social services and community organizations to ensure their grandchildren receive proper care and emotional support. Their efforts are part of a broader push to highlight the need for better support systems for children affected by the murder of a parent. The Duplouys’ story has sparked conversations about the importance of protecting children in the aftermath of such tragedies. They continue to advocate for policies that address the unique needs of children who lose a parent to violence. Their journey reflects both the pain of loss and the enduring hope to provide a stable future for their grandchildren.