She was the youngest of 14 children raised in Montreal. Laganière, who was 25 when she was killed, was a budget clerk for the school’s finance department. That’s where she met the “love of her life,” Jean-François Larivée, in 1986.
The couple married in 1989, and they were working on starting a cycle. Larivée still believes Laganière was very newly pregnant when she died.
The killer accosted her at the end of her workday, when she had already put on her boots and coat to leave. She tried to fight him and shut the door.
The couple married in 1989, and they were working on starting a cycle. Larivée still believes Laganière was very newly pregnant when she died.
The killer accosted her at the end of her workday, when she had already put on her boots and coat to leave. She tried to fight him and shut the door.
She was the youngest of 14 children raised in Montreal. Laganière, who was 25 when she was killed, was a budget clerk for the school’s finance department. That’s where she met the “love of her life,” Jean-François Larivée, in 1986.
The couple married in 1989, and they were working on starting a cycle. Larivée still believes Laganière was very newly pregnant when she died.
The killer accosted her at the end of her workday, when she had already put on her boots and coat to leave. She tried to fight him and shut the door.
The couple married in 1989, and they were working on starting a cycle. Larivée still believes Laganière was very newly pregnant when she died.
The killer accosted her at the end of her workday, when she had already put on her boots and coat to leave. She tried to fight him and shut the door.
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