The jury deliberated for more than six hours before finding Francis Estorez (48) guilty of the murder of Marc Dascotte, a Hells Angels “prospect” (‘novice’ in the motorcycle gang’s lingo).
The incident took place on 27 August 2017 under a blistering summer sun in a shed decked out for a Hells Angel marriage. Estorez, who was on anti-depression medication and had consumed an enormous quantity of alcohol of various types, was so irked by what he saw as Dascotte’s puerile and exasperating behaviour that he threatened repeatedly to hand in his jacket, the symbol of his membership of the Hells Angels.
A final incident was the last straw for Estorez, who threw his jacket onto the table of his president, thus signifying his resignation from the gang, before going to the bar, where he was attacked from behind, receiving multiple cuts on the head from bottles.
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The trial lasted from 18 to 26 March. The prosecution had asked for 30 years, along with a period of up to 15 years at the disposal of the sentence enforcement court.
Estorez has 15 days to appeal.
Oscar Schneider
The Brussels Times
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Let me get this right, a prospect acts like that at a members wedding and no one removed his ass from the premises before he could get this stupid?. WTF! That never should have been allowed to remotely get that far.
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