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Sep 2022
5m 13s

La mystérieuse technique de Georges Jose...

BENJAMIN BRILLAUD
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Mes chers camarades, bien le bonjour !

Aujourd’hui on continue votre série favorite des morts absurdes, étranges, ridicules, en abordant… la salle de bain. Les personnages historiques que vous allez découvrir (ou redécouvrir) partagent un point commun : ils sont tous morts dans leur baignoire ! Ah si, deuxième point commun : on les a tous assassinés ! Après Marat et Commode, on termine cette mini-série avec Georges Joseph Smith.

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