The real Charles Sobhraj was arrested in September 2003 and sentenced to life imprisoned by t by ... Juliette in the series is believed to be based on Charles Sobhraj's first wife, Chantal Compagnon.

If you were a backpacker in Southeast Asia in the 1970s, there was a chance that you could have run into Charles Sobhraj. And had that happened, your travels could have been cut unexpectedly and ...

THE SERPENT is the new true-crime drama about French serial killer, Charles Sobhraj and viewers are curious to know more about his first wife, known as Juliette in the series.

Isn’t The Serpent gripping? Each episode writhingly compelling – making each hour-long instalment something of a physical ordeal (but one you’d choose to undergo). It is a darkly stylish thriller ...

BBC primetime drama has moved into the true-crime genre with the release of The Serpent, an eight-part thriller telling the real-life story of the mass murderer, Charles Sobhraj. Sobhraj was ...

Who is Charles Sobhraj in Channel 4's The Real Serpent and where is he now? ... Sobhraj was jailed in Paris for burglary in 1963. Upon release, he met Chantal Compagnon, ...

Ahead of a new docuseries about cold-hearted killer Charles Sobhraj, the Mirror takes a look at The Serpent's evil crimes - some of which were too wicked to show in the 2021 drama ...

Sobhraj's wife Chantal Compagnon – renamed Juliette in the series – a French woman with whom he had a daughter, brought a case against the French government to the European Court of Human ...

Charles Sobhraj has one child, Usha Sutliff who he fathered with his former lover, Chantal Compagnon. Read More on The Sun. MAMA MIA! How we stay in Santorini & Mykonos on the cheap ...

Charles Sobhraj, the infamous French serial killer who inspired the award-nominated TV series “The Serpent,” walked free from a Nepali prison Friday.

If you were a backpacker in Southeast Asia in the 1970s, there was a chance that you could have run into Charles Sobhraj. And had that happened, your travels could have been cut unexpectedly and ...