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Chantal Compagnon is a Frenchwoman who is known for being the first wife of French serial killer and trickster Charles Sobhraj.
During this time, Sobhraj met and began a romantic relationship with Chantal Compagnon, a young Parisian woman from a conservative family. Sobhraj proposed marriage to Compagnon, but was arrested later the same day for attempting to evade police while driving a stolen vehicle.
Feb 3, 2021 · The series goes back to Paris 1969, when a 24-year-old Sobhraj, fresh from a stint in prison, is marrying young Frenchwoman Chantal Compagnon, renamed in the show as Juliette. It’s an intimate ceremony, just Charles’ mother, and the parents of Compagnon, who look thoroughly disapproving.
Apr 1, 2021 · Renamed Juliette Voclain on the show, Charles Sobhraj’s first wife was a chic Paris-born Frenchwoman called Chantal Compagnon. Coming from a conservative Catholic family, Chantal, at 24-years-old, met Charles in the late 1960s. And after just a few weeks of dating, he proposed.
Apr 6, 2021 · Sobhraj had a daughter who is briefly shown in “The Serpent” with his first wife, Chantal Compagnon. The daughter, Usha, is in her early 50s and is said to live in the U.S.
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Chantal Compagnon is a French woman and the first wife of French serial killer and fraudster Charles Sobhraj.
Mar 24, 2021 · Yes. Charles Sobhraj's former wife, who's introduced in episode six, was a young Frenchwoman named Chantal Compagnon. She is renamed Juliette Voclain in The Serpent miniseries. On the same day that Charles proposed to Chantal, he was subsequently arrested for trying to evade police in a stolen vehicle and ended up serving eight months in prison.
