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“Grandson Murders Grandmother: Tragedy in Chênée”

May 22, 2023 by archyde

2023-05-22 04:50:00

On Thursday, a family lost their pillar. Jenny Maréchal, 77, was killed at her home on rue des Prairies, in Chênée. The author, her grandson Erwin, 34, stabbed her several times. He then fled at the wheel of his grandmother’s car before being arrested on Friday at 9 a.m. by the Liège police.

The house of drama in Chênée. -PN

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A few years later, in 1969, the fever had not subsided. While visiting his father in treatment in Vichy where he is hosted by an old German, Jean-Eric Rose discovers paradise: “An attic full of books, and a garden full of stones. I felt like I had set foot on the Moon! » he says, his gaze lost in memories…
A few years later, in 1969, the fever had not subsided. While visiting his father in treatment in Vichy where he is hosted by an old German, Jean-Eric Rose discovers paradise: “An attic full of books, and a garden full of stones. I felt like I had set foot on the Moon! » he says, his gaze lost in memories behind his glasses.
“It awakened the flame! »
The years pass, the stones gather dust, until the taste of stones comes back to tease him “seriously” in his thirties. Digging his nose into the “Encyclopædia Universalis”, he read excellent articles which put these stones back at the heart of time. They are witnesses to the first shocks of an Earth in formation. “It made me want to learn something else. It awakened the flame! »
Jean-Eric Rose was then a visual artist and graphic designer in Bordeaux, married and father of two young children, but he lacked “quality of life”. He longs for the Pyrenees, which he often explores for climbing or hiking. Obviously, he prefers to trudge through the reliefs without a blanket of snow covering the mountain, “to see the stones!” “.
“Free in a golden cage”… A creation with an 8-carat raw Sri Lankan sapphire.
D. R.

The family settled in 1997 in the village of Agnos near Oloron, “small, cute, quiet”. A new anchorage in the Pyrénées-Atlantiques where Accous has until now served as a point of reference. Agnos’ house is tired and the family puts up with a precarious arrangement, while he patiently rebuilds it almost stone by stone, while traveling around the surrounding area.
“Extraordinary mineralogy! »
He becomes a devotee of the austere Urdach massif and its dark stones. “A very interesting massif, where the rocks come from the earth’s mantle,” he enthuses. Urdach is one of around thirty outcrops stretching from the Mediterranean to the Atlantic.
From his house, Jean-Eric Rose is only a handful of kilometers as the crow flies from this Grail prized by geologists. He holds out his finger to point out in the crenellated horizon, beyond the windows of his house, this place that he has frequented regularly since 2000.
It was there that he discovered its “rock veins, extraordinary mineralogy!” “. He follows in the footsteps of geologist Pierre Monchoux, who found in these “ Urdach peridotites of stony corundums” – precious stones –, which the man had made the subject of his thesis in 1970.
Pyrenean chapter
In this interesting field of rocks, Jean-Eric Rose guided geology students who came to do their engineering internship in 2006. He also brought his son Charley, founder of the eponymous jazz trio Charley Rose, and spotted a large block of albitite, which he will send to the Natural History Museum in Paris. Over the years, Jean-Eric Rose has become a trusted contact for the laboratories of Clermont-Ferrand and Toulouse, etc. with whom he regularly collaborates by sending them some of his discoveries.
He is associated with the project to study the mineralogy of the Urdach massif, and publishes with the researchers involved an article on the sapphires (corundums) of albitites in the Pyrenean chapter of the ISTE encyclopedia, currently being created.
Jean-Eric Rose knew how to exercise his eye and listen to his intuition. Like that day when he picked a blackish stone from the surface. He will keep it in his pocket for a long time before revealing its nature beneath its ungrateful appearance: it is a sapphire. Through habit, he has learned to recognize the pebbles strewn along his path, to guess under the dark black patina, the blue of a sapphire which can be confused with the basalt.
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“Volcanic bombs”
In Béarn or elsewhere in France, he observed “smoky quartz from the pegmatites of Haute-Vienne, the rare aquamarine or heliodor beryls which accompany the quartz, gem sapphires, gem zircons, gem anorthites, olivines, opals resinites and volcanic glasses from Haute-Loire…” he lists.
Jean-Eric Rose also likes to read the history of the Earth in these stones, like these “volcanic bombs: pebbles which have had a life and participated in that of the Earth. Most have something hidden inside, 95% a core of rock which becomes exposed when the stone is sawed in two. Each rock is also associated with a memory: he remembers perfectly where he found each of them.
Turntable
In his workshop, perched since 2014 a few meters from his house, he also does “something else…”. The desire to give stones a different destiny came to him after a walk in Urdach, when he started polishing stones on… a record player, then a first machine. “I’m on my fifth because I wear them out so much…”
In his workshop, Jean-Eric Rose gives a new destiny to stones.
D. R.

He sets his sights on this or that stone without aesthetic consideration. “I like the idea that something uninteresting can become interesting.” Often, on the way, he picks up something else, then throws it away, changes his mind, picks it up again, puts it back in his pocket or bag. At home, he cleans and polishes this “ugly” stone which, once worked, becomes “magnificent!” “. He defines his activity as “contemporary art jewelry”.
“Travel pebble”
He makes small jewels, works of art, jewelry on a base, and has created a “travel pebble” for humor with a stone from Lourdios-Ichère. He transformed another into a box, hinged, which holds with a piece of wood and a metal hinge. From a broken stone, he made a skewer and brought the three together in a corner of his house which he made into his “cabinet of curiosities”.
Quartz geode pierced by an arrow, Baregian (rock of the Hautes-Pyrénées), smoky quartz from the pegmatites of Haute-Vienne “delicious to cut”, bauxites, Tourmaline quartz, morello cherry limestone from the Aspe valley, axinite… Whatever what passes through his hands. With him, each stone becomes precious.
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