Man jailed for drugging children's tennis rivals

A French man has today been convicted and sentenced to eight years in prison for drugging his children’s tennis rivals, leading to one death.

Thu, 09 Mar, 2006 - 17:35

A French man has today been convicted and sentenced to eight years in prison for drugging his children’s tennis rivals, leading to one death.

Former military pilot Christophe Fauviau had confessed to the crime during the trial in Mont-de-Marsan in south-western France.

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