Franck Siegler

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Franck Siegler (born 19 September 1967) is a French serial killer and multi-recidivist killer. A three-time murderer, Siegler committed his crimes between 1986 and 2017, appearing before the Assize Court on five occasions (1987, 2009, 2010, 2019 and 2021), resulting in three separate convictions (two for first degree murder and one for second-degree murder). A criminal from 1980 onwards, he committed his first murder on 12 February 1986, when he was 18 years old. He was imprisoned and sentenced in 1987 to 10 years’ imprisonment. It was during this period of detention that he met Robert Moris, with whom he would kill again years later. Released in 1993, Siegler was re-imprisoned in 1994 following a robbery and sentenced to one year in prison. In 1995, whilst on day release, he escaped for a few days. Imprisoned for these offences, he attempted to escape again and had his sentence extended by three years. Released in 1998, Siegler assaulted a taxi driver and stole his documents. Imprisoned for robbery with violence, he was sentenced again in 2000 to 10 years in prison. While on day release on 13 March 2007, he failed to return to Meaux Prison and re-established contact with Moris, with whom he murdered Philippe Vuillet on 20 March. Siegler was arrested on 5 April 2007 during a police stop in Paris. Moris was arrested two days later. They were imprisoned whilst blaming each other. Tried in December 2009, Siegler and Moris were sentenced to 30 years’ imprisonment (with a minimum term of 20 years for Siegler). On appeal, on 1 July 2010, Moris’s sentence was upheld, whilst Siegler was sentenced to life imprisonment. After being transferred to Vendin-le-Vieil prison, Siegler killed a fellow inmate on 9 January 2017, together with Jonathan Fragnière, a cellmate. In December 2019, Fragnière was...