Théophile Bidard

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Théophile Bidard (1804-1877) was a famous law professor in Rennes, France during the 1840s and 1850s. He was one of the principal witnesses for the prosecution in the Hélène Jegado trial in 1851. Employed as a cook, Jegado had killed two of his servants with poison. Bidard held elected office in Rennes for a short period after the fall of Napoléon III.

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