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Danielle Gonnin, the mother of Kalinka Bamberski pictured at the Palais de Justice where she attended the second day of Krombach's trial for the murder of Kalinka Bamberski, in Paris, France on March 30, 2011. The French court today decided to continue the trial of the German doctor, who is accused of having raped and killed his then 14-year-old stepdaughter, Kalinka Bamberski, in the summer of 1982 while she was holidaying with her mother at Krombach's home at Lake Constance, southern Germany. A court in Germany ruled that Krombach could not be held responsible for the death, but in 1995 a co Stock Photo

RM2E1FTAM–Danielle Gonnin, the mother of Kalinka Bamberski pictured at the Palais de Justice where she attended the second day of Krombach's trial for the murder of Kalinka Bamberski, in Paris, France on March 30, 2011. The French court today decided to continue the trial of the German doctor, who is accused of having raped and killed his then 14-year-old stepdaughter, Kalinka Bamberski, in the summer of 1982 while she was holidaying with her mother at Krombach's home at Lake Constance, southern Germany. A court in Germany ruled that Krombach could not be held responsible for the death, but in 1995 a co

Actor Daniel Auteuil speaks to the press on the set of the film 'Bamberski-Der Fall Kalinka' (lit. the Kalinka case) in Lindau, Germany, 14 November 2014. The French and German justice system have been dealing with the Kalinka case since three decades. The film focusses on the death of the 14-year old girl and her father's acts of vigilantism. Photo: Karl-Josef Hildenbrand/dpa Stock Photo

RMEAFXPX–Actor Daniel Auteuil speaks to the press on the set of the film 'Bamberski-Der Fall Kalinka' (lit. the Kalinka case) in Lindau, Germany, 14 November 2014. The French and German justice system have been dealing with the Kalinka case since three decades. The film focusses on the death of the 14-year old girl and her father's acts of vigilantism. Photo: Karl-Josef Hildenbrand/dpa

RM2E1FT8W–Danielle Gonnin, the mother of Kalinka Bamberski pictured at the Palais de Justice where she attended the second day of Krombach's trial for the murder of Kalinka Bamberski, in Paris, France on March 30, 2011. The French court today decided to continue the trial of the German doctor, who is accused of having raped and killed his then 14-year-old stepdaughter, Kalinka Bamberski, in the summer of 1982 while she was holidaying with her mother at Krombach's home at Lake Constance, southern Germany. A court in Germany ruled that Krombach could not be held responsible for the death, but in 1995 a co

Actors Marie-Josee Croze and Daniel Auteuil stand on the set of the film 'Bamberski-Der Fall Kalinka' (lit. the Kalinka case) in Lindau, Germany, 14 November 2014. The French and German justice system have been dealing with the Kalinka case since three decades. The film focusses on the death of the 14-year old girl and her father's acts of vigilantism. Photo: Karl-Josef Hildenbrand/dpa Stock Photo

RMEAFXPR–Actors Marie-Josee Croze and Daniel Auteuil stand on the set of the film 'Bamberski-Der Fall Kalinka' (lit. the Kalinka case) in Lindau, Germany, 14 November 2014. The French and German justice system have been dealing with the Kalinka case since three decades. The film focusses on the death of the 14-year old girl and her father's acts of vigilantism. Photo: Karl-Josef Hildenbrand/dpa

Diana Gunther the daughter of German cardiologist Dieter Krombach arrives at the Palais de Justice for German cardiologist Dieter Krombach's trial for the murder of Kalinka Bamberski, in Paris, France on October 4, 2011. The French court today decided to continue the trial of the German doctor, who is accused of having raped and killed his then 14-year-old stepdaughter, Kalinka Bamberski, in the summer of 1982 while she was holidaying with her mother at Krombach's home at Lake Constance, southern Germany. A court in Germany ruled that Krombach could not be held responsible for the death, but i Stock Photo

RF2E2CE44–Diana Gunther the daughter of German cardiologist Dieter Krombach arrives at the Palais de Justice for German cardiologist Dieter Krombach's trial for the murder of Kalinka Bamberski, in Paris, France on October 4, 2011. The French court today decided to continue the trial of the German doctor, who is accused of having raped and killed his then 14-year-old stepdaughter, Kalinka Bamberski, in the summer of 1982 while she was holidaying with her mother at Krombach's home at Lake Constance, southern Germany. A court in Germany ruled that Krombach could not be held responsible for the death, but i

Danielle Gonnin, the mother of Kalinka Bamberski, leaves the Palais de Justice after attending the first session of German cardiologist Dieter Krombach's trial for the murder of Kalinka Bamberski, in Paris, France on March 29, 2011. The German doctor is accused of having raped and killed his then 14-year-old stepdaughter, Kalinka Bamberski, in the summer of 1982 while she was holidaying with her mother at Krombach's home at Lake Constance, southern Germany. A court in Germany ruled that Krombach could not be held responsible for the death, but in 1995 a court in Paris found the doctor guilty o Stock Photo

RM2E1FRDH–Danielle Gonnin, the mother of Kalinka Bamberski, leaves the Palais de Justice after attending the first session of German cardiologist Dieter Krombach's trial for the murder of Kalinka Bamberski, in Paris, France on March 29, 2011. The German doctor is accused of having raped and killed his then 14-year-old stepdaughter, Kalinka Bamberski, in the summer of 1982 while she was holidaying with her mother at Krombach's home at Lake Constance, southern Germany. A court in Germany ruled that Krombach could not be held responsible for the death, but in 1995 a court in Paris found the doctor guilty o

French actor Daniel Auteuil (L) and German actor Sebastian Koch pose on the set of the film 'Bamberski-Der Fall Kalinka' (lit. the Kalinka case) in Lindau, Germany, 14 November 2014. The French and German justice system have been dealing with the Kalinka case since three decades. The film focusses on the death of the 14-year old girl and her father's actions of vigilantism. Photo: Karl-Josef Hildenbrand/dpa Stock Photo

RMEAFXPF–French actor Daniel Auteuil (L) and German actor Sebastian Koch pose on the set of the film 'Bamberski-Der Fall Kalinka' (lit. the Kalinka case) in Lindau, Germany, 14 November 2014. The French and German justice system have been dealing with the Kalinka case since three decades. The film focusses on the death of the 14-year old girl and her father's actions of vigilantism. Photo: Karl-Josef Hildenbrand/dpa

RM2E1FRD1–Danielle Gonnin, the mother of Kalinka Bamberski, leaves the Palais de Justice after attending the first session of German cardiologist Dieter Krombach's trial for the murder of Kalinka Bamberski, in Paris, France on March 29, 2011. The German doctor is accused of having raped and killed his then 14-year-old stepdaughter, Kalinka Bamberski, in the summer of 1982 while she was holidaying with her mother at Krombach's home at Lake Constance, southern Germany. A court in Germany ruled that Krombach could not be held responsible for the death, but in 1995 a court in Paris found the doctor guilty o

Frenchman Andre Bamberski pictured with his lawyers Laurent de Caunes at the Palais de Justice for German cardiologist Dieter Krombach's trial for the murder of Kalinka Bamberski, in Paris, France on October 4, 2011. The French court today decided to continue the trial of the German doctor, who is accused of having raped and killed his then 14-year-old stepdaughter, Kalinka Bamberski, in the summer of 1982 while she was holidaying with her mother at Krombach's home at Lake Constance, southern Germany. A court in Germany ruled that Krombach could not be held responsible for the death, but in 19 Stock Photo

RF2E2CEPA–Frenchman Andre Bamberski pictured with his lawyers Laurent de Caunes at the Palais de Justice for German cardiologist Dieter Krombach's trial for the murder of Kalinka Bamberski, in Paris, France on October 4, 2011. The French court today decided to continue the trial of the German doctor, who is accused of having raped and killed his then 14-year-old stepdaughter, Kalinka Bamberski, in the summer of 1982 while she was holidaying with her mother at Krombach's home at Lake Constance, southern Germany. A court in Germany ruled that Krombach could not be held responsible for the death, but in 19

RMEAFXDC–French actor Daniel Auteuil (L) and German actor Sebastian Koch pose on the set of the film 'Bamberski-Der Fall Kalinka' (lit. the Kalinka case) in Lindau, Germany, 14 November 2014. The French and German justice system have been dealing with the Kalinka case since three decades. The film focusses on the death of the 14-year old girl and her father's actions of vigilantism. Photo: Karl-Josef Hildenbrand/dpa

Danielle Gonnin, the mother of Kalinka Bamberski pictured at the Palais de Justice for German cardiologist Dieter Krombach's trial for the murder of Kalinka Bamberski, in Paris, France on October 4, 2011. The French court today decided to continue the trial of the German doctor, who is accused of having raped and killed his then 14-year-old stepdaughter, Kalinka Bamberski, in the summer of 1982 while she was holidaying with her mother at Krombach's home at Lake Constance, southern Germany. A court in Germany ruled that Krombach could not be held responsible for the death, but in 1995 a court i Stock Photo

RF2E2CERY–Danielle Gonnin, the mother of Kalinka Bamberski pictured at the Palais de Justice for German cardiologist Dieter Krombach's trial for the murder of Kalinka Bamberski, in Paris, France on October 4, 2011. The French court today decided to continue the trial of the German doctor, who is accused of having raped and killed his then 14-year-old stepdaughter, Kalinka Bamberski, in the summer of 1982 while she was holidaying with her mother at Krombach's home at Lake Constance, southern Germany. A court in Germany ruled that Krombach could not be held responsible for the death, but in 1995 a court i

French actor Daniel Auteuil (R) and German actor Sebastian Koch pose on the set of the film 'Bamberski-Der Fall Kalinka' (lit. the Kalinka case) in Lindau, Germany, 14 November 2014. The French and German justice system have been dealing with the Kalinka case since three decades. The film focusses on the death of the 14-year old girl and her father's actions of vigilantism. Photo: Karl-Josef Hildenbrand/dpa Stock Photo

RMEAFXMJ–French actor Daniel Auteuil (R) and German actor Sebastian Koch pose on the set of the film 'Bamberski-Der Fall Kalinka' (lit. the Kalinka case) in Lindau, Germany, 14 November 2014. The French and German justice system have been dealing with the Kalinka case since three decades. The film focusses on the death of the 14-year old girl and her father's actions of vigilantism. Photo: Karl-Josef Hildenbrand/dpa

Frenchman Andre Bamberski pictured at the Palais de Justice for German cardiologist Dieter Krombach's trial for the murder of Kalinka Bamberski, in Paris, France on October 4, 2011. The French court today decided to continue the trial of the German doctor, who is accused of having raped and killed his then 14-year-old stepdaughter, Kalinka Bamberski, in the summer of 1982 while she was holidaying with her mother at Krombach's home at Lake Constance, southern Germany. A court in Germany ruled that Krombach could not be held responsible for the death, but in 1995 a court in Paris found the docto Stock Photo

RF2E2CERN–Frenchman Andre Bamberski pictured at the Palais de Justice for German cardiologist Dieter Krombach's trial for the murder of Kalinka Bamberski, in Paris, France on October 4, 2011. The French court today decided to continue the trial of the German doctor, who is accused of having raped and killed his then 14-year-old stepdaughter, Kalinka Bamberski, in the summer of 1982 while she was holidaying with her mother at Krombach's home at Lake Constance, southern Germany. A court in Germany ruled that Krombach could not be held responsible for the death, but in 1995 a court in Paris found the docto

RMEAFXDB–French actor Daniel Auteuil (R) and German actor Sebastian Koch pose on the set of the film 'Bamberski-Der Fall Kalinka' (lit. the Kalinka case) in Lindau, Germany, 14 November 2014. The French and German justice system have been dealing with the Kalinka case since three decades. The film focusses on the death of the 14-year old girl and her father's actions of vigilantism. Photo: Karl-Josef Hildenbrand/dpa

RF2E2CEPT–Frenchman Andre Bamberski pictured at the Palais de Justice for German cardiologist Dieter Krombach's trial for the murder of Kalinka Bamberski, in Paris, France on October 4, 2011. The French court today decided to continue the trial of the German doctor, who is accused of having raped and killed his then 14-year-old stepdaughter, Kalinka Bamberski, in the summer of 1982 while she was holidaying with her mother at Krombach's home at Lake Constance, southern Germany. A court in Germany ruled that Krombach could not be held responsible for the death, but in 1995 a court in Paris found the docto

RMEAFXNY–French actor Daniel Auteuil (L) and German actor Sebastian Koch pose on the set of the film 'Bamberski-Der Fall Kalinka' (lit. the Kalinka case) in Lindau, Germany, 14 November 2014. The French and German justice system have been dealing with the Kalinka case since three decades. The film focusses on the death of the 14-year old girl and her father's actions of vigilantism. Photo: Karl-Josef Hildenbrand/dpa

RF2E2CEP3–Frenchman Andre Bamberski pictured at the Palais de Justice for German cardiologist Dieter Krombach's trial for the murder of Kalinka Bamberski, in Paris, France on October 4, 2011. The French court today decided to continue the trial of the German doctor, who is accused of having raped and killed his then 14-year-old stepdaughter, Kalinka Bamberski, in the summer of 1982 while she was holidaying with her mother at Krombach's home at Lake Constance, southern Germany. A court in Germany ruled that Krombach could not be held responsible for the death, but in 1995 a court in Paris found the docto

RMEAFXD9–French actor Daniel Auteuil (R) and German actor Sebastian Koch pose on the set of the film 'Bamberski-Der Fall Kalinka' (lit. the Kalinka case) in Lindau, Germany, 14 November 2014. The French and German justice system have been dealing with the Kalinka case since three decades. The film focusses on the death of the 14-year old girl and her father's actions of vigilantism. Photo: Karl-Josef Hildenbrand/dpa

RF2E2CER8–Frenchman Andre Bamberski pictured at the Palais de Justice for German cardiologist Dieter Krombach's trial for the murder of Kalinka Bamberski, in Paris, France on October 4, 2011. The French court today decided to continue the trial of the German doctor, who is accused of having raped and killed his then 14-year-old stepdaughter, Kalinka Bamberski, in the summer of 1982 while she was holidaying with her mother at Krombach's home at Lake Constance, southern Germany. A court in Germany ruled that Krombach could not be held responsible for the death, but in 1995 a court in Paris found the docto

RMEAFXMH–French actor Daniel Auteuil (L) and German actor Sebastian Koch pose on the set of the film 'Bamberski-Der Fall Kalinka' (lit. the Kalinka case) in Lindau, Germany, 14 November 2014. The French and German justice system have been dealing with the Kalinka case since three decades. The film focusses on the death of the 14-year old girl and her father's actions of vigilantism. Photo: Karl-Josef Hildenbrand/dpa

RF2E2CER4–Frenchman Andre Bamberski pictured at the Palais de Justice for German cardiologist Dieter Krombach's trial for the murder of Kalinka Bamberski, in Paris, France on October 4, 2011. The French court today decided to continue the trial of the German doctor, who is accused of having raped and killed his then 14-year-old stepdaughter, Kalinka Bamberski, in the summer of 1982 while she was holidaying with her mother at Krombach's home at Lake Constance, southern Germany. A court in Germany ruled that Krombach could not be held responsible for the death, but in 1995 a court in Paris found the docto

RMEAFXDA–French actor Daniel Auteuil (R) and German actor Sebastian Koch pose on the set of the film 'Bamberski-Der Fall Kalinka' (lit. the Kalinka case) in Lindau, Germany, 14 November 2014. The French and German justice system have been dealing with the Kalinka case since three decades. The film focusses on the death of the 14-year old girl and her father's actions of vigilantism. Photo: Karl-Josef Hildenbrand/dpa

RF2E2CERA–Frenchman Andre Bamberski pictured at the Palais de Justice for German cardiologist Dieter Krombach's trial for the murder of Kalinka Bamberski, in Paris, France on October 4, 2011. The French court today decided to continue the trial of the German doctor, who is accused of having raped and killed his then 14-year-old stepdaughter, Kalinka Bamberski, in the summer of 1982 while she was holidaying with her mother at Krombach's home at Lake Constance, southern Germany. A court in Germany ruled that Krombach could not be held responsible for the death, but in 1995 a court in Paris found the docto

Actors Daniel Auteuil (L-R), Marie-Josee Croze and Sebastian Koch pose on the set of the film 'Bamberski-Der Fall Kalinka' (lit. the Kalinka case) in Lindau, Germany, 14 November 2014. The French and German justice system have been dealing with the Kalinka case since three decades. The film focusses on the death of the 14-year old girl and her father's actions of vigilantism. Photo: Karl-Josef Hildenbrand/dpa Stock Photo

RMEAFXP2–Actors Daniel Auteuil (L-R), Marie-Josee Croze and Sebastian Koch pose on the set of the film 'Bamberski-Der Fall Kalinka' (lit. the Kalinka case) in Lindau, Germany, 14 November 2014. The French and German justice system have been dealing with the Kalinka case since three decades. The film focusses on the death of the 14-year old girl and her father's actions of vigilantism. Photo: Karl-Josef Hildenbrand/dpa

RF2E2CER3–Frenchman Andre Bamberski pictured at the Palais de Justice for German cardiologist Dieter Krombach's trial for the murder of Kalinka Bamberski, in Paris, France on October 4, 2011. The French court today decided to continue the trial of the German doctor, who is accused of having raped and killed his then 14-year-old stepdaughter, Kalinka Bamberski, in the summer of 1982 while she was holidaying with her mother at Krombach's home at Lake Constance, southern Germany. A court in Germany ruled that Krombach could not be held responsible for the death, but in 1995 a court in Paris found the docto

RMEAFXP1–Actors Daniel Auteuil (L-R), Marie-Josee Croze and Sebastian Koch pose on the set of the film 'Bamberski-Der Fall Kalinka' (lit. the Kalinka case) in Lindau, Germany, 14 November 2014. The French and German justice system have been dealing with the Kalinka case since three decades. The film focusses on the death of the 14-year old girl and her father's actions of vigilantism. Photo: Karl-Josef Hildenbrand/dpa

RF2E2CERB–Danielle Gonnin, the mother of Kalinka Bamberski pictured at the Palais de Justice for German cardiologist Dieter Krombach's trial for the murder of Kalinka Bamberski, in Paris, France on October 4, 2011. The French court today decided to continue the trial of the German doctor, who is accused of having raped and killed his then 14-year-old stepdaughter, Kalinka Bamberski, in the summer of 1982 while she was holidaying with her mother at Krombach's home at Lake Constance, southern Germany. A court in Germany ruled that Krombach could not be held responsible for the death, but in 1995 a court i

RMEAFXP3–Actors Daniel Auteuil (L-R), Marie-Josee Croze and Sebastian Koch pose on the set of the film 'Bamberski-Der Fall Kalinka' (lit. the Kalinka case) in Lindau, Germany, 14 November 2014. The French and German justice system have been dealing with the Kalinka case since three decades. The film focusses on the death of the 14-year old girl and her father's actions of vigilantism. Photo: Karl-Josef Hildenbrand/dpa

RF2E2CERC–Danielle Gonnin, the mother of Kalinka Bamberski pictured at the Palais de Justice for German cardiologist Dieter Krombach's trial for the murder of Kalinka Bamberski, in Paris, France on October 4, 2011. The French court today decided to continue the trial of the German doctor, who is accused of having raped and killed his then 14-year-old stepdaughter, Kalinka Bamberski, in the summer of 1982 while she was holidaying with her mother at Krombach's home at Lake Constance, southern Germany. A court in Germany ruled that Krombach could not be held responsible for the death, but in 1995 a court i

French actor Daniel Auteuil (front) and German actor Sebastian Koch speak to the press during a photocall on the set of the film 'Bamberski-Der Fall Kalinka' (lit. the Kalinka case) in Lindau, Germany, 14 November 2014. The French and German justice system have been dealing with the Kalinka case since three decades. The film focusses on the death of the 14-year old girl and her father's actions of vigilantism. Photo: Karl-Josef Hildenbrand/dpa Stock Photo

RMEAFXP5–French actor Daniel Auteuil (front) and German actor Sebastian Koch speak to the press during a photocall on the set of the film 'Bamberski-Der Fall Kalinka' (lit. the Kalinka case) in Lindau, Germany, 14 November 2014. The French and German justice system have been dealing with the Kalinka case since three decades. The film focusses on the death of the 14-year old girl and her father's actions of vigilantism. Photo: Karl-Josef Hildenbrand/dpa

RF2E2CERH–Frenchman Andre Bamberski pictured at the Palais de Justice for German cardiologist Dieter Krombach's trial for the murder of Kalinka Bamberski, in Paris, France on October 4, 2011. The French court today decided to continue the trial of the German doctor, who is accused of having raped and killed his then 14-year-old stepdaughter, Kalinka Bamberski, in the summer of 1982 while she was holidaying with her mother at Krombach's home at Lake Constance, southern Germany. A court in Germany ruled that Krombach could not be held responsible for the death, but in 1995 a court in Paris found the docto

Diana Gunther (L), the daughter of German cardiologist Dieter Krombach at the Palais de Justice where she attended the second day of her father's trial for the murder of Kalinka Bamberski, in Paris, France on March 30, 2011. The French court today decided to continue the trial of the German doctor, who is accused of having raped and killed his then 14-year-old stepdaughter, Kalinka Bamberski, in the summer of 1982 while she was holidaying with her mother at Krombach's home at Lake Constance, southern Germany. A court in Germany ruled that Krombach could not be held responsible for the death, b Stock Photo

RM2E1FT8Y–Diana Gunther (L), the daughter of German cardiologist Dieter Krombach at the Palais de Justice where she attended the second day of her father's trial for the murder of Kalinka Bamberski, in Paris, France on March 30, 2011. The French court today decided to continue the trial of the German doctor, who is accused of having raped and killed his then 14-year-old stepdaughter, Kalinka Bamberski, in the summer of 1982 while she was holidaying with her mother at Krombach's home at Lake Constance, southern Germany. A court in Germany ruled that Krombach could not be held responsible for the death, b

Actors Marie-Josee Croze (C), Sebastian Koch (2-R) und Daniel Auteuil (R) stand on the set of the film 'Bamberski-Der Fall Kalinka' (lit. the Kalinka case) in Lindau, Germany, 14 November 2014. The French and German justice system have been dealing with the Kalinka case since three decades. The film focusses on the death of the 14-year old girl and her father's actions of vigilantism. Photo: Karl-Josef Hildenbrand/dpa Stock Photo

RMEAFXPW–Actors Marie-Josee Croze (C), Sebastian Koch (2-R) und Daniel Auteuil (R) stand on the set of the film 'Bamberski-Der Fall Kalinka' (lit. the Kalinka case) in Lindau, Germany, 14 November 2014. The French and German justice system have been dealing with the Kalinka case since three decades. The film focusses on the death of the 14-year old girl and her father's actions of vigilantism. Photo: Karl-Josef Hildenbrand/dpa

Frenchman Andre Bamberski leaving the Palais de Justice where he attended the second day of German cardiologist Dieter Krombach's trial for the murder of Kalinka Bamberski, in Paris, France on March 30, 2011. The French court today decided to continue the trial of the German doctor, who is accused of having raped and killed his then 14-year-old stepdaughter, Kalinka Bamberski, in the summer of 1982 while she was holidaying with her mother at Krombach's home at Lake Constance, southern Germany. A court in Germany ruled that Krombach could not be held responsible for the death, but in 1995 a cou Stock Photo

RM2E1FTAX–Frenchman Andre Bamberski leaving the Palais de Justice where he attended the second day of German cardiologist Dieter Krombach's trial for the murder of Kalinka Bamberski, in Paris, France on March 30, 2011. The French court today decided to continue the trial of the German doctor, who is accused of having raped and killed his then 14-year-old stepdaughter, Kalinka Bamberski, in the summer of 1982 while she was holidaying with her mother at Krombach's home at Lake Constance, southern Germany. A court in Germany ruled that Krombach could not be held responsible for the death, but in 1995 a cou

Lindau, Germany. 14th Nov, 2014. French actor Daniel Auteuil stands on the set of the film 'Bamberski-Der Fall Kalinka' (lit. the Kalinka case) in Lindau, Germany, 14 November 2014. The French and German justice system have been dealing with the Kalinka case since three decades. The film focusses on the death of the 14-year old girl and her father's acts of vigilantism. Photo: Karl-Josef Hildenbrand/dpa/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

RMEAFY7W–Lindau, Germany. 14th Nov, 2014. French actor Daniel Auteuil stands on the set of the film 'Bamberski-Der Fall Kalinka' (lit. the Kalinka case) in Lindau, Germany, 14 November 2014. The French and German justice system have been dealing with the Kalinka case since three decades. The film focusses on the death of the 14-year old girl and her father's acts of vigilantism. Photo: Karl-Josef Hildenbrand/dpa/Alamy Live News

Diana Gunther (C), the daughter of German cardiologist Dieter Krombach, and Krombach's sister (R) at the Palais de Justice where they attended the second day of Krombach's trial for the murder of Kalinka Bamberski, in Paris, France on March 30, 2011. The French court today decided to continue the trial of the German doctor, who is accused of having raped and killed his then 14-year-old stepdaughter, Kalinka Bamberski, in the summer of 1982 while she was holidaying with her mother at Krombach's home at Lake Constance, southern Germany. A court in Germany ruled that Krombach could not be held re Stock Photo

RM2E1FT93–Diana Gunther (C), the daughter of German cardiologist Dieter Krombach, and Krombach's sister (R) at the Palais de Justice where they attended the second day of Krombach's trial for the murder of Kalinka Bamberski, in Paris, France on March 30, 2011. The French court today decided to continue the trial of the German doctor, who is accused of having raped and killed his then 14-year-old stepdaughter, Kalinka Bamberski, in the summer of 1982 while she was holidaying with her mother at Krombach's home at Lake Constance, southern Germany. A court in Germany ruled that Krombach could not be held re

RM2E1FTAR–Frenchman Andre Bamberski leaving the Palais de Justice where he attended the second day of German cardiologist Dieter Krombach's trial for the murder of Kalinka Bamberski, in Paris, France on March 30, 2011. The French court today decided to continue the trial of the German doctor, who is accused of having raped and killed his then 14-year-old stepdaughter, Kalinka Bamberski, in the summer of 1982 while she was holidaying with her mother at Krombach's home at Lake Constance, southern Germany. A court in Germany ruled that Krombach could not be held responsible for the death, but in 1995 a cou

RM2E1FT96–Diana Gunther (L), the daughter of German cardiologist Dieter Krombach at the Palais de Justice where she attended the second day of her father's trial for the murder of Kalinka Bamberski, in Paris, France on March 30, 2011. The French court today decided to continue the trial of the German doctor, who is accused of having raped and killed his then 14-year-old stepdaughter, Kalinka Bamberski, in the summer of 1982 while she was holidaying with her mother at Krombach's home at Lake Constance, southern Germany. A court in Germany ruled that Krombach could not be held responsible for the death, b

Diana Gunther (R), the daughter of German cardiologist Dieter Krombach, and Krombach's sister (L) at the Palais de Justice where they attended the second day of Krombach's trial for the murder of Kalinka Bamberski, in Paris, France on March 30, 2011. The French court today decided to continue the trial of the German doctor, who is accused of having raped and killed his then 14-year-old stepdaughter, Kalinka Bamberski, in the summer of 1982 while she was holidaying with her mother at Krombach's home at Lake Constance, southern Germany. A court in Germany ruled that Krombach could not be held re Stock Photo

RM2E1FT9F–Diana Gunther (R), the daughter of German cardiologist Dieter Krombach, and Krombach's sister (L) at the Palais de Justice where they attended the second day of Krombach's trial for the murder of Kalinka Bamberski, in Paris, France on March 30, 2011. The French court today decided to continue the trial of the German doctor, who is accused of having raped and killed his then 14-year-old stepdaughter, Kalinka Bamberski, in the summer of 1982 while she was holidaying with her mother at Krombach's home at Lake Constance, southern Germany. A court in Germany ruled that Krombach could not be held re

Diana Gunther (L), the daughter of German cardiologist Dieter Krombach, and Krombach's sister (R) at the Palais de Justice where they attended the second day of Krombach's trial for the murder of Kalinka Bamberski, in Paris, France on March 30, 2011. The French court today decided to continue the trial of the German doctor, who is accused of having raped and killed his then 14-year-old stepdaughter, Kalinka Bamberski, in the summer of 1982 while she was holidaying with her mother at Krombach's home at Lake Constance, southern Germany. A court in Germany ruled that Krombach could not be held re Stock Photo

RM2E1FT8H–Diana Gunther (L), the daughter of German cardiologist Dieter Krombach, and Krombach's sister (R) at the Palais de Justice where they attended the second day of Krombach's trial for the murder of Kalinka Bamberski, in Paris, France on March 30, 2011. The French court today decided to continue the trial of the German doctor, who is accused of having raped and killed his then 14-year-old stepdaughter, Kalinka Bamberski, in the summer of 1982 while she was holidaying with her mother at Krombach's home at Lake Constance, southern Germany. A court in Germany ruled that Krombach could not be held re

RM2E1FTAE–Diana Gunther (L), the daughter of German cardiologist Dieter Krombach, and Krombach's sister (R) at the Palais de Justice where they attended the second day of Krombach's trial for the murder of Kalinka Bamberski, in Paris, France on March 30, 2011. The French court today decided to continue the trial of the German doctor, who is accused of having raped and killed his then 14-year-old stepdaughter, Kalinka Bamberski, in the summer of 1982 while she was holidaying with her mother at Krombach's home at Lake Constance, southern Germany. A court in Germany ruled that Krombach could not be held re

RM2E1DA6W–Frenchman Andre Bamberski leaving the Palais de Justice where he attended the second day of German cardiologist Dieter Krombach's trial for the murder of Kalinka Bamberski, in Paris, France on March 30, 2011. The French court today decided to continue the trial of the German doctor, who is accused of having raped and killed his then 14-year-old stepdaughter, Kalinka Bamberski, in the summer of 1982 while she was holidaying with her mother at Krombach's home at Lake Constance, southern Germany. A court in Germany ruled that Krombach could not be held responsible for the death, but in 1995 a cou

RM2E1FTB4–Frenchman Andre Bamberski leaving the Palais de Justice where he attended the second day of German cardiologist Dieter Krombach's trial for the murder of Kalinka Bamberski, in Paris, France on March 30, 2011. The French court today decided to continue the trial of the German doctor, who is accused of having raped and killed his then 14-year-old stepdaughter, Kalinka Bamberski, in the summer of 1982 while she was holidaying with her mother at Krombach's home at Lake Constance, southern Germany. A court in Germany ruled that Krombach could not be held responsible for the death, but in 1995 a cou

RM2E1FT9N–Diana Gunther (L), the daughter of German cardiologist Dieter Krombach at the Palais de Justice where she attended the second day of her father's trial for the murder of Kalinka Bamberski, in Paris, France on March 30, 2011. The French court today decided to continue the trial of the German doctor, who is accused of having raped and killed his then 14-year-old stepdaughter, Kalinka Bamberski, in the summer of 1982 while she was holidaying with her mother at Krombach's home at Lake Constance, southern Germany. A court in Germany ruled that Krombach could not be held responsible for the death, b

RM2E1FTAT–Frenchman Andre Bamberski leaving the Palais de Justice where he attended the second day of German cardiologist Dieter Krombach's trial for the murder of Kalinka Bamberski, in Paris, France on March 30, 2011. The French court today decided to continue the trial of the German doctor, who is accused of having raped and killed his then 14-year-old stepdaughter, Kalinka Bamberski, in the summer of 1982 while she was holidaying with her mother at Krombach's home at Lake Constance, southern Germany. A court in Germany ruled that Krombach could not be held responsible for the death, but in 1995 a cou

RM2E1FT9K–Diana Gunther (C), the daughter of German cardiologist Dieter Krombach, and Krombach's sister (R) at the Palais de Justice where they attended the second day of Krombach's trial for the murder of Kalinka Bamberski, in Paris, France on March 30, 2011. The French court today decided to continue the trial of the German doctor, who is accused of having raped and killed his then 14-year-old stepdaughter, Kalinka Bamberski, in the summer of 1982 while she was holidaying with her mother at Krombach's home at Lake Constance, southern Germany. A court in Germany ruled that Krombach could not be held re

RM2E1DA71–Diana Gunther (L), the daughter of German cardiologist Dieter Krombach, and Krombach's sister (R) at the Palais de Justice where they attended the second day of Krombach's trial for the murder of Kalinka Bamberski, in Paris, France on March 30, 2011. The French court today decided to continue the trial of the German doctor, who is accused of having raped and killed his then 14-year-old stepdaughter, Kalinka Bamberski, in the summer of 1982 while she was holidaying with her mother at Krombach's home at Lake Constance, southern Germany. A court in Germany ruled that Krombach could not be held re

RM2E1FT9E–Diana Gunther (R), the daughter of German cardiologist Dieter Krombach, and Krombach's sister (L) at the Palais de Justice where they attended the second day of Krombach's trial for the murder of Kalinka Bamberski, in Paris, France on March 30, 2011. The French court today decided to continue the trial of the German doctor, who is accused of having raped and killed his then 14-year-old stepdaughter, Kalinka Bamberski, in the summer of 1982 while she was holidaying with her mother at Krombach's home at Lake Constance, southern Germany. A court in Germany ruled that Krombach could not be held re

RM2E1FTBM–Frenchman Andre Bamberski leaving the Palais de Justice where he attended the second day of German cardiologist Dieter Krombach's trial for the murder of Kalinka Bamberski, in Paris, France on March 30, 2011. The French court today decided to continue the trial of the German doctor, who is accused of having raped and killed his then 14-year-old stepdaughter, Kalinka Bamberski, in the summer of 1982 while she was holidaying with her mother at Krombach's home at Lake Constance, southern Germany. A court in Germany ruled that Krombach could not be held responsible for the death, but in 1995 a cou

RM2E1FTAN–Frenchman Andre Bamberski leaving the Palais de Justice where he attended the second day of German cardiologist Dieter Krombach's trial for the murder of Kalinka Bamberski, in Paris, France on March 30, 2011. The French court today decided to continue the trial of the German doctor, who is accused of having raped and killed his then 14-year-old stepdaughter, Kalinka Bamberski, in the summer of 1982 while she was holidaying with her mother at Krombach's home at Lake Constance, southern Germany. A court in Germany ruled that Krombach could not be held responsible for the death, but in 1995 a cou

RM2E1FT9B–Diana Gunther (R), the daughter of German cardiologist Dieter Krombach, and Krombach's sister (L) at the Palais de Justice where they attended the second day of Krombach's trial for the murder of Kalinka Bamberski, in Paris, France on March 30, 2011. The French court today decided to continue the trial of the German doctor, who is accused of having raped and killed his then 14-year-old stepdaughter, Kalinka Bamberski, in the summer of 1982 while she was holidaying with her mother at Krombach's home at Lake Constance, southern Germany. A court in Germany ruled that Krombach could not be held re

RM2E1FTA9–Diana Gunther (L), the daughter of German cardiologist Dieter Krombach at the Palais de Justice where she attended the second day of her father's trial for the murder of Kalinka Bamberski, in Paris, France on March 30, 2011. The French court today decided to continue the trial of the German doctor, who is accused of having raped and killed his then 14-year-old stepdaughter, Kalinka Bamberski, in the summer of 1982 while she was holidaying with her mother at Krombach's home at Lake Constance, southern Germany. A court in Germany ruled that Krombach could not be held responsible for the death, b

RM2E1FTBN–Frenchman Andre Bamberski leaving the Palais de Justice where he attended the second day of German cardiologist Dieter Krombach's trial for the murder of Kalinka Bamberski, in Paris, France on March 30, 2011. The French court today decided to continue the trial of the German doctor, who is accused of having raped and killed his then 14-year-old stepdaughter, Kalinka Bamberski, in the summer of 1982 while she was holidaying with her mother at Krombach's home at Lake Constance, southern Germany. A court in Germany ruled that Krombach could not be held responsible for the death, but in 1995 a cou

RM2E1FTAY–Frenchman Andre Bamberski leaving the Palais de Justice where he attended the second day of German cardiologist Dieter Krombach's trial for the murder of Kalinka Bamberski, in Paris, France on March 30, 2011. The French court today decided to continue the trial of the German doctor, who is accused of having raped and killed his then 14-year-old stepdaughter, Kalinka Bamberski, in the summer of 1982 while she was holidaying with her mother at Krombach's home at Lake Constance, southern Germany. A court in Germany ruled that Krombach could not be held responsible for the death, but in 1995 a cou

Frenchman Andre Bamberski arrives with his lawyer Francois Gibault at the Palais de Justice to attend German cardiologist Dieter Krombach's trial for the murder of Kalinka Bamberski, in Paris, France on March 29, 2011. The German doctor is accused of having raped and killed his then 14-year-old stepdaughter, Kalinka Bamberski, in the summer of 1982 while she was holidaying with her mother at Krombach's home at Lake Constance, southern Germany. A court in Germany ruled that Krombach could not be held responsible for the death, but in 1995 a court in Paris found the doctor guilty of manslaughter Stock Photo

RM2E1FRA1–Frenchman Andre Bamberski arrives with his lawyer Francois Gibault at the Palais de Justice to attend German cardiologist Dieter Krombach's trial for the murder of Kalinka Bamberski, in Paris, France on March 29, 2011. The German doctor is accused of having raped and killed his then 14-year-old stepdaughter, Kalinka Bamberski, in the summer of 1982 while she was holidaying with her mother at Krombach's home at Lake Constance, southern Germany. A court in Germany ruled that Krombach could not be held responsible for the death, but in 1995 a court in Paris found the doctor guilty of manslaughter

Frenchman Andre Bamberski arrives at the Palais de Justice to attend German cardiologist Dieter Krombach's trial for the murder of Kalinka Bamberski, in Paris, France on March 29, 2011. The German doctor is accused of having raped and killed his then 14-year-old stepdaughter, Kalinka Bamberski, in the summer of 1982 while she was holidaying with her mother at Krombach's home at Lake Constance, southern Germany. A court in Germany ruled that Krombach could not be held responsible for the death, but in 1995 a court in Paris found the doctor guilty of manslaughter and sentenced him in absentia to Stock Photo

RM2E1FRAY–Frenchman Andre Bamberski arrives at the Palais de Justice to attend German cardiologist Dieter Krombach's trial for the murder of Kalinka Bamberski, in Paris, France on March 29, 2011. The German doctor is accused of having raped and killed his then 14-year-old stepdaughter, Kalinka Bamberski, in the summer of 1982 while she was holidaying with her mother at Krombach's home at Lake Constance, southern Germany. A court in Germany ruled that Krombach could not be held responsible for the death, but in 1995 a court in Paris found the doctor guilty of manslaughter and sentenced him in absentia to

RM2E1FRAA–Frenchman Andre Bamberski arrives with his lawyer Francois Gibault at the Palais de Justice to attend German cardiologist Dieter Krombach's trial for the murder of Kalinka Bamberski, in Paris, France on March 29, 2011. The German doctor is accused of having raped and killed his then 14-year-old stepdaughter, Kalinka Bamberski, in the summer of 1982 while she was holidaying with her mother at Krombach's home at Lake Constance, southern Germany. A court in Germany ruled that Krombach could not be held responsible for the death, but in 1995 a court in Paris found the doctor guilty of manslaughter

Diana Gunther arrives at the Palais de Justice to attend her father, German cardiologist Dieter Krombach's trial for the murder of Kalinka Bamberski, in Paris, France on March 29, 2011. The German doctor is accused of having raped and killed his then 14-year-old stepdaughter, Kalinka Bamberski, in the summer of 1982 while she was holidaying with her mother at Krombach's home at Lake Constance, southern Germany. A court in Germany ruled that Krombach could not be held responsible for the death, but in 1995 a court in Paris found the doctor guilty of manslaughter and sentenced him in absentia to Stock Photo

RM2E1FRAM–Diana Gunther arrives at the Palais de Justice to attend her father, German cardiologist Dieter Krombach's trial for the murder of Kalinka Bamberski, in Paris, France on March 29, 2011. The German doctor is accused of having raped and killed his then 14-year-old stepdaughter, Kalinka Bamberski, in the summer of 1982 while she was holidaying with her mother at Krombach's home at Lake Constance, southern Germany. A court in Germany ruled that Krombach could not be held responsible for the death, but in 1995 a court in Paris found the doctor guilty of manslaughter and sentenced him in absentia to

View of ambulance where German cardiologist Dieter Krombach will leave the Palais de Justice after the first day of his trial for the murder of Kalinka Bamberski, in Paris, France on March 29, 2011. The German doctor is accused of having raped and killed his then 14-year-old stepdaughter, Kalinka Bamberski, in the summer of 1982 while she was holidaying with her mother at Krombach's home at Lake Constance, southern Germany. A court in Germany ruled that Krombach could not be held responsible for the death, but in 1995 a court in Paris found the doctor guilty of manslaughter and sentenced him i Stock Photo

RM2E1FRG3–View of ambulance where German cardiologist Dieter Krombach will leave the Palais de Justice after the first day of his trial for the murder of Kalinka Bamberski, in Paris, France on March 29, 2011. The German doctor is accused of having raped and killed his then 14-year-old stepdaughter, Kalinka Bamberski, in the summer of 1982 while she was holidaying with her mother at Krombach's home at Lake Constance, southern Germany. A court in Germany ruled that Krombach could not be held responsible for the death, but in 1995 a court in Paris found the doctor guilty of manslaughter and sentenced him i

RM2E1FRFP–View of ambulance where German cardiologist Dieter Krombach will leave the Palais de Justice after the first day of his trial for the murder of Kalinka Bamberski, in Paris, France on March 29, 2011. The German doctor is accused of having raped and killed his then 14-year-old stepdaughter, Kalinka Bamberski, in the summer of 1982 while she was holidaying with her mother at Krombach's home at Lake Constance, southern Germany. A court in Germany ruled that Krombach could not be held responsible for the death, but in 1995 a court in Paris found the doctor guilty of manslaughter and sentenced him i

RM2E1FRCH–Frenchman Andre Bamberski arrives at the Palais de Justice to attend German cardiologist Dieter Krombach's trial for the murder of Kalinka Bamberski, in Paris, France on March 29, 2011. The German doctor is accused of having raped and killed his then 14-year-old stepdaughter, Kalinka Bamberski, in the summer of 1982 while she was holidaying with her mother at Krombach's home at Lake Constance, southern Germany. A court in Germany ruled that Krombach could not be held responsible for the death, but in 1995 a court in Paris found the doctor guilty of manslaughter and sentenced him in absentia to

RM2E1FRB6–Frenchman Andre Bamberski arrives with his lawyer Francois Gibault at the Palais de Justice to attend German cardiologist Dieter Krombach's trial for the murder of Kalinka Bamberski, in Paris, France on March 29, 2011. The German doctor is accused of having raped and killed his then 14-year-old stepdaughter, Kalinka Bamberski, in the summer of 1982 while she was holidaying with her mother at Krombach's home at Lake Constance, southern Germany. A court in Germany ruled that Krombach could not be held responsible for the death, but in 1995 a court in Paris found the doctor guilty of manslaughter

RM2E1FRCE–Frenchman Andre Bamberski arrives at the Palais de Justice to attend German cardiologist Dieter Krombach's trial for the murder of Kalinka Bamberski, in Paris, France on March 29, 2011. The German doctor is accused of having raped and killed his then 14-year-old stepdaughter, Kalinka Bamberski, in the summer of 1982 while she was holidaying with her mother at Krombach's home at Lake Constance, southern Germany. A court in Germany ruled that Krombach could not be held responsible for the death, but in 1995 a court in Paris found the doctor guilty of manslaughter and sentenced him in absentia to

RM2E1FR9N–Frenchman Andre Bamberski arrives at the Palais de Justice to attend German cardiologist Dieter Krombach's trial for the murder of Kalinka Bamberski, in Paris, France on March 29, 2011. The German doctor is accused of having raped and killed his then 14-year-old stepdaughter, Kalinka Bamberski, in the summer of 1982 while she was holidaying with her mother at Krombach's home at Lake Constance, southern Germany. A court in Germany ruled that Krombach could not be held responsible for the death, but in 1995 a court in Paris found the doctor guilty of manslaughter and sentenced him in absentia to

RM2E1FRFH–View of ambulance where German cardiologist Dieter Krombach will leave the Palais de Justice after the first day of his trial for the murder of Kalinka Bamberski, in Paris, France on March 29, 2011. The German doctor is accused of having raped and killed his then 14-year-old stepdaughter, Kalinka Bamberski, in the summer of 1982 while she was holidaying with her mother at Krombach's home at Lake Constance, southern Germany. A court in Germany ruled that Krombach could not be held responsible for the death, but in 1995 a court in Paris found the doctor guilty of manslaughter and sentenced him i

RM2E1FRCF–Frenchman Andre Bamberski arrives with his lawyer Francois Gibault at the Palais de Justice to attend German cardiologist Dieter Krombach's trial for the murder of Kalinka Bamberski, in Paris, France on March 29, 2011. The German doctor is accused of having raped and killed his then 14-year-old stepdaughter, Kalinka Bamberski, in the summer of 1982 while she was holidaying with her mother at Krombach's home at Lake Constance, southern Germany. A court in Germany ruled that Krombach could not be held responsible for the death, but in 1995 a court in Paris found the doctor guilty of manslaughter

RM2E1FRBR–Frenchman Andre Bamberski arrives at the Palais de Justice to attend German cardiologist Dieter Krombach's trial for the murder of Kalinka Bamberski, in Paris, France on March 29, 2011. The German doctor is accused of having raped and killed his then 14-year-old stepdaughter, Kalinka Bamberski, in the summer of 1982 while she was holidaying with her mother at Krombach's home at Lake Constance, southern Germany. A court in Germany ruled that Krombach could not be held responsible for the death, but in 1995 a court in Paris found the doctor guilty of manslaughter and sentenced him in absentia to

RM2E1FRA2–Frenchman Andre Bamberski arrives at the Palais de Justice to attend German cardiologist Dieter Krombach's trial for the murder of Kalinka Bamberski, in Paris, France on March 29, 2011. The German doctor is accused of having raped and killed his then 14-year-old stepdaughter, Kalinka Bamberski, in the summer of 1982 while she was holidaying with her mother at Krombach's home at Lake Constance, southern Germany. A court in Germany ruled that Krombach could not be held responsible for the death, but in 1995 a court in Paris found the doctor guilty of manslaughter and sentenced him in absentia to

RM2E1FRBX–Frenchman Andre Bamberski arrives with his lawyer Francois Gibault at the Palais de Justice to attend German cardiologist Dieter Krombach's trial for the murder of Kalinka Bamberski, in Paris, France on March 29, 2011. The German doctor is accused of having raped and killed his then 14-year-old stepdaughter, Kalinka Bamberski, in the summer of 1982 while she was holidaying with her mother at Krombach's home at Lake Constance, southern Germany. A court in Germany ruled that Krombach could not be held responsible for the death, but in 1995 a court in Paris found the doctor guilty of manslaughter

RM2E1FRB9–Frenchman Andre Bamberski arrives with his lawyer Francois Gibault at the Palais de Justice to attend German cardiologist Dieter Krombach's trial for the murder of Kalinka Bamberski, in Paris, France on March 29, 2011. The German doctor is accused of having raped and killed his then 14-year-old stepdaughter, Kalinka Bamberski, in the summer of 1982 while she was holidaying with her mother at Krombach's home at Lake Constance, southern Germany. A court in Germany ruled that Krombach could not be held responsible for the death, but in 1995 a court in Paris found the doctor guilty of manslaughter

RM2E1FRAK–Frenchman Andre Bamberski arrives at the Palais de Justice to attend German cardiologist Dieter Krombach's trial for the murder of Kalinka Bamberski, in Paris, France on March 29, 2011. The German doctor is accused of having raped and killed his then 14-year-old stepdaughter, Kalinka Bamberski, in the summer of 1982 while she was holidaying with her mother at Krombach's home at Lake Constance, southern Germany. A court in Germany ruled that Krombach could not be held responsible for the death, but in 1995 a court in Paris found the doctor guilty of manslaughter and sentenced him in absentia to

RM2E1DA5X–View of ambulance where German cardiologist Dieter Krombach will leave the Palais de Justice after the first day of his trial for the murder of Kalinka Bamberski, in Paris, France on March 29, 2011. The German doctor is accused of having raped and killed his then 14-year-old stepdaughter, Kalinka Bamberski, in the summer of 1982 while she was holidaying with her mother at Krombach's home at Lake Constance, southern Germany. A court in Germany ruled that Krombach could not be held responsible for the death, but in 1995 a court in Paris found the doctor guilty of manslaughter and sentenced him i

RM2E1FRCC–Frenchman Andre Bamberski arrives at the Palais de Justice to attend German cardiologist Dieter Krombach's trial for the murder of Kalinka Bamberski, in Paris, France on March 29, 2011. The German doctor is accused of having raped and killed his then 14-year-old stepdaughter, Kalinka Bamberski, in the summer of 1982 while she was holidaying with her mother at Krombach's home at Lake Constance, southern Germany. A court in Germany ruled that Krombach could not be held responsible for the death, but in 1995 a court in Paris found the doctor guilty of manslaughter and sentenced him in absentia to

RM2E1FRCG–Frenchman Andre Bamberski arrives with his lawyer Francois Gibault at the Palais de Justice to attend German cardiologist Dieter Krombach's trial for the murder of Kalinka Bamberski, in Paris, France on March 29, 2011. The German doctor is accused of having raped and killed his then 14-year-old stepdaughter, Kalinka Bamberski, in the summer of 1982 while she was holidaying with her mother at Krombach's home at Lake Constance, southern Germany. A court in Germany ruled that Krombach could not be held responsible for the death, but in 1995 a court in Paris found the doctor guilty of manslaughter

RM2E1FR9G–Diana Gunther arrives at the Palais de Justice to attend her father, German cardiologist Dieter Krombach's trial for the murder of Kalinka Bamberski, in Paris, France on March 29, 2011. The German doctor is accused of having raped and killed his then 14-year-old stepdaughter, Kalinka Bamberski, in the summer of 1982 while she was holidaying with her mother at Krombach's home at Lake Constance, southern Germany. A court in Germany ruled that Krombach could not be held responsible for the death, but in 1995 a court in Paris found the doctor guilty of manslaughter and sentenced him in absentia to

RM2E1FRG9–View of ambulance where German cardiologist Dieter Krombach will leave the Palais de Justice after the first day of his trial for the murder of Kalinka Bamberski, in Paris, France on March 29, 2011. The German doctor is accused of having raped and killed his then 14-year-old stepdaughter, Kalinka Bamberski, in the summer of 1982 while she was holidaying with her mother at Krombach's home at Lake Constance, southern Germany. A court in Germany ruled that Krombach could not be held responsible for the death, but in 1995 a court in Paris found the doctor guilty of manslaughter and sentenced him i

RM2E1FR9Y–Frenchman Andre Bamberski arrives at the Palais de Justice to attend German cardiologist Dieter Krombach's trial for the murder of Kalinka Bamberski, in Paris, France on March 29, 2011. The German doctor is accused of having raped and killed his then 14-year-old stepdaughter, Kalinka Bamberski, in the summer of 1982 while she was holidaying with her mother at Krombach's home at Lake Constance, southern Germany. A court in Germany ruled that Krombach could not be held responsible for the death, but in 1995 a court in Paris found the doctor guilty of manslaughter and sentenced him in absentia to

RM2E1FRBG–Frenchman Andre Bamberski arrives with his lawyer Francois Gibault at the Palais de Justice to attend German cardiologist Dieter Krombach's trial for the murder of Kalinka Bamberski, in Paris, France on March 29, 2011. The German doctor is accused of having raped and killed his then 14-year-old stepdaughter, Kalinka Bamberski, in the summer of 1982 while she was holidaying with her mother at Krombach's home at Lake Constance, southern Germany. A court in Germany ruled that Krombach could not be held responsible for the death, but in 1995 a court in Paris found the doctor guilty of manslaughter

Krombach's sister and Diana Gunther the daughter of German cardiologist Dieter Krombach, arrive at the Palais de Justice to attend her father, German cardiologist Dieter Krombach's trial for the murder of Kalinka Bamberski, in Paris, France on March 29, 2011. The German doctor is accused of having raped and killed his then 14-year-old stepdaughter, Kalinka Bamberski, in the summer of 1982 while she was holidaying with her mother at Krombach's home at Lake Constance, southern Germany. A court in Germany ruled that Krombach could not be held responsible for the death, but in 1995 a court in Pari Stock Photo

RM2E1FRAT–Krombach's sister and Diana Gunther the daughter of German cardiologist Dieter Krombach, arrive at the Palais de Justice to attend her father, German cardiologist Dieter Krombach's trial for the murder of Kalinka Bamberski, in Paris, France on March 29, 2011. The German doctor is accused of having raped and killed his then 14-year-old stepdaughter, Kalinka Bamberski, in the summer of 1982 while she was holidaying with her mother at Krombach's home at Lake Constance, southern Germany. A court in Germany ruled that Krombach could not be held responsible for the death, but in 1995 a court in Pari

RM2E1FRGA–View of ambulance where German cardiologist Dieter Krombach will leave the Palais de Justice after the first day of his trial for the murder of Kalinka Bamberski, in Paris, France on March 29, 2011. The German doctor is accused of having raped and killed his then 14-year-old stepdaughter, Kalinka Bamberski, in the summer of 1982 while she was holidaying with her mother at Krombach's home at Lake Constance, southern Germany. A court in Germany ruled that Krombach could not be held responsible for the death, but in 1995 a court in Paris found the doctor guilty of manslaughter and sentenced him i

RM2E1FRAH–Diana Gunther arrives at the Palais de Justice to attend her father, German cardiologist Dieter Krombach's trial for the murder of Kalinka Bamberski, in Paris, France on March 29, 2011. The German doctor is accused of having raped and killed his then 14-year-old stepdaughter, Kalinka Bamberski, in the summer of 1982 while she was holidaying with her mother at Krombach's home at Lake Constance, southern Germany. A court in Germany ruled that Krombach could not be held responsible for the death, but in 1995 a court in Paris found the doctor guilty of manslaughter and sentenced him in absentia to

RM2E1FRG6–View of ambulance where German cardiologist Dieter Krombach will leave the Palais de Justice after the first day of his trial for the murder of Kalinka Bamberski, in Paris, France on March 29, 2011. The German doctor is accused of having raped and killed his then 14-year-old stepdaughter, Kalinka Bamberski, in the summer of 1982 while she was holidaying with her mother at Krombach's home at Lake Constance, southern Germany. A court in Germany ruled that Krombach could not be held responsible for the death, but in 1995 a court in Paris found the doctor guilty of manslaughter and sentenced him i

RM2E1FR9A–Frenchman Andre Bamberski arrives with his lawyer Francois Gibault at the Palais de Justice to attend German cardiologist Dieter Krombach's trial for the murder of Kalinka Bamberski, in Paris, France on March 29, 2011. The German doctor is accused of having raped and killed his then 14-year-old stepdaughter, Kalinka Bamberski, in the summer of 1982 while she was holidaying with her mother at Krombach's home at Lake Constance, southern Germany. A court in Germany ruled that Krombach could not be held responsible for the death, but in 1995 a court in Paris found the doctor guilty of manslaughter

Frenchman Andre Bamberski arrives with his lawyer Francois Gibault (L) at the Palais de Justice to attend German cardiologist Dieter Krombach's trial for the murder of Kalinka Bamberski, in Paris, France on March 29, 2011. The German doctor is accused of having raped and killed his then 14-year-old stepdaughter, Kalinka Bamberski, in the summer of 1982 while she was holidaying with her mother at Krombach's home at Lake Constance, southern Germany. A court in Germany ruled that Krombach could not be held responsible for the death, but in 1995 a court in Paris found the doctor guilty of manslaug Stock Photo

RM2E1FRBF–Frenchman Andre Bamberski arrives with his lawyer Francois Gibault (L) at the Palais de Justice to attend German cardiologist Dieter Krombach's trial for the murder of Kalinka Bamberski, in Paris, France on March 29, 2011. The German doctor is accused of having raped and killed his then 14-year-old stepdaughter, Kalinka Bamberski, in the summer of 1982 while she was holidaying with her mother at Krombach's home at Lake Constance, southern Germany. A court in Germany ruled that Krombach could not be held responsible for the death, but in 1995 a court in Paris found the doctor guilty of manslaug

RM2E1FRAB–Frenchman Andre Bamberski arrives at the Palais de Justice to attend German cardiologist Dieter Krombach's trial for the murder of Kalinka Bamberski, in Paris, France on March 29, 2011. The German doctor is accused of having raped and killed his then 14-year-old stepdaughter, Kalinka Bamberski, in the summer of 1982 while she was holidaying with her mother at Krombach's home at Lake Constance, southern Germany. A court in Germany ruled that Krombach could not be held responsible for the death, but in 1995 a court in Paris found the doctor guilty of manslaughter and sentenced him in absentia to

RM2E1FRCW–Frenchman Andre Bamberski arrives with his lawyer Francois Gibault at the Palais de Justice to attend German cardiologist Dieter Krombach's trial for the murder of Kalinka Bamberski, in Paris, France on March 29, 2011. The German doctor is accused of having raped and killed his then 14-year-old stepdaughter, Kalinka Bamberski, in the summer of 1982 while she was holidaying with her mother at Krombach's home at Lake Constance, southern Germany. A court in Germany ruled that Krombach could not be held responsible for the death, but in 1995 a court in Paris found the doctor guilty of manslaughter

FFrenchman Andre Bamberski arrives with his lawyers Francois Gibault and Laurent de Caunes at the Palais de Justice for German cardiologist Dieter Krombach's trial for the murder of Kalinka Bamberski, in Paris, France on October 4, 2011. The French court today decided to continue the trial of the German doctor, who is accused of having raped and killed his then 14-year-old stepdaughter, Kalinka Bamberski, in the summer of 1982 while she was holidaying with her mother at Krombach's home at Lake Constance, southern Germany. A court in Germany ruled that Krombach could not be held responsible for Stock Photo

RF2E2CE3E–FFrenchman Andre Bamberski arrives with his lawyers Francois Gibault and Laurent de Caunes at the Palais de Justice for German cardiologist Dieter Krombach's trial for the murder of Kalinka Bamberski, in Paris, France on October 4, 2011. The French court today decided to continue the trial of the German doctor, who is accused of having raped and killed his then 14-year-old stepdaughter, Kalinka Bamberski, in the summer of 1982 while she was holidaying with her mother at Krombach's home at Lake Constance, southern Germany. A court in Germany ruled that Krombach could not be held responsible for

Frenchman Andre Bamberski arrives with his lawyers at the Palais de Justice for German cardiologist Dieter Krombach's trial for the murder of Kalinka Bamberski, in Paris, France on October 4, 2011. The French court today decided to continue the trial of the German doctor, who is accused of having raped and killed his then 14-year-old stepdaughter, Kalinka Bamberski, in the summer of 1982 while she was holidaying with her mother at Krombach's home at Lake Constance, southern Germany. A court in Germany ruled that Krombach could not be held responsible for the death, but in 1995 a court in Paris Stock Photo

RF2E2CE3N–Frenchman Andre Bamberski arrives with his lawyers at the Palais de Justice for German cardiologist Dieter Krombach's trial for the murder of Kalinka Bamberski, in Paris, France on October 4, 2011. The French court today decided to continue the trial of the German doctor, who is accused of having raped and killed his then 14-year-old stepdaughter, Kalinka Bamberski, in the summer of 1982 while she was holidaying with her mother at Krombach's home at Lake Constance, southern Germany. A court in Germany ruled that Krombach could not be held responsible for the death, but in 1995 a court in Paris

Atmosphere during German cardiologist Dieter Krombach's trial for the murder of Kalinka Bamberski, in Paris, France on October 4, 2011. The French court today decided to continue the trial of the German doctor, who is accused of having raped and killed his then 14-year-old stepdaughter, Kalinka Bamberski, in the summer of 1982 while she was holidaying with her mother at Krombach's home at Lake Constance, southern Germany. A court in Germany ruled that Krombach could not be held responsible for the death, but in 1995 a court in Paris found the doctor guilty of manslaughter and sentenced him in Stock Photo

RF2E2CE2R–Atmosphere during German cardiologist Dieter Krombach's trial for the murder of Kalinka Bamberski, in Paris, France on October 4, 2011. The French court today decided to continue the trial of the German doctor, who is accused of having raped and killed his then 14-year-old stepdaughter, Kalinka Bamberski, in the summer of 1982 while she was holidaying with her mother at Krombach's home at Lake Constance, southern Germany. A court in Germany ruled that Krombach could not be held responsible for the death, but in 1995 a court in Paris found the doctor guilty of manslaughter and sentenced him in

RF2E2CE3F–Atmosphere during German cardiologist Dieter Krombach's trial for the murder of Kalinka Bamberski, in Paris, France on October 4, 2011. The French court today decided to continue the trial of the German doctor, who is accused of having raped and killed his then 14-year-old stepdaughter, Kalinka Bamberski, in the summer of 1982 while she was holidaying with her mother at Krombach's home at Lake Constance, southern Germany. A court in Germany ruled that Krombach could not be held responsible for the death, but in 1995 a court in Paris found the doctor guilty of manslaughter and sentenced him in

Frenchman Andre Bamberski arrives with his lawyers Laurent de Caunes at the Palais de Justice for German cardiologist Dieter Krombach's trial for the murder of Kalinka Bamberski, in Paris, France on October 4, 2011. The French court today decided to continue the trial of the German doctor, who is accused of having raped and killed his then 14-year-old stepdaughter, Kalinka Bamberski, in the summer of 1982 while she was holidaying with her mother at Krombach's home at Lake Constance, southern Germany. A court in Germany ruled that Krombach could not be held responsible for the death, but in 199 Stock Photo

RF2E2CE30–Frenchman Andre Bamberski arrives with his lawyers Laurent de Caunes at the Palais de Justice for German cardiologist Dieter Krombach's trial for the murder of Kalinka Bamberski, in Paris, France on October 4, 2011. The French court today decided to continue the trial of the German doctor, who is accused of having raped and killed his then 14-year-old stepdaughter, Kalinka Bamberski, in the summer of 1982 while she was holidaying with her mother at Krombach's home at Lake Constance, southern Germany. A court in Germany ruled that Krombach could not be held responsible for the death, but in 199

RF2E2CE32–Atmosphere during German cardiologist Dieter Krombach's trial for the murder of Kalinka Bamberski, in Paris, France on October 4, 2011. The French court today decided to continue the trial of the German doctor, who is accused of having raped and killed his then 14-year-old stepdaughter, Kalinka Bamberski, in the summer of 1982 while she was holidaying with her mother at Krombach's home at Lake Constance, southern Germany. A court in Germany ruled that Krombach could not be held responsible for the death, but in 1995 a court in Paris found the doctor guilty of manslaughter and sentenced him in

RF2E2CE3D–Atmosphere during German cardiologist Dieter Krombach's trial for the murder of Kalinka Bamberski, in Paris, France on October 4, 2011. The French court today decided to continue the trial of the German doctor, who is accused of having raped and killed his then 14-year-old stepdaughter, Kalinka Bamberski, in the summer of 1982 while she was holidaying with her mother at Krombach's home at Lake Constance, southern Germany. A court in Germany ruled that Krombach could not be held responsible for the death, but in 1995 a court in Paris found the doctor guilty of manslaughter and sentenced him in

RF2E2CE1T–Frenchman Andre Bamberski arrives with his lawyers at the Palais de Justice for German cardiologist Dieter Krombach's trial for the murder of Kalinka Bamberski, in Paris, France on October 4, 2011. The French court today decided to continue the trial of the German doctor, who is accused of having raped and killed his then 14-year-old stepdaughter, Kalinka Bamberski, in the summer of 1982 while she was holidaying with her mother at Krombach's home at Lake Constance, southern Germany. A court in Germany ruled that Krombach could not be held responsible for the death, but in 1995 a court in Paris

RF2E2CE2F–Frenchman Andre Bamberski arrives with his lawyers at the Palais de Justice for German cardiologist Dieter Krombach's trial for the murder of Kalinka Bamberski, in Paris, France on October 4, 2011. The French court today decided to continue the trial of the German doctor, who is accused of having raped and killed his then 14-year-old stepdaughter, Kalinka Bamberski, in the summer of 1982 while she was holidaying with her mother at Krombach's home at Lake Constance, southern Germany. A court in Germany ruled that Krombach could not be held responsible for the death, but in 1995 a court in Paris

RF2E2CE3A–Frenchman Andre Bamberski arrives with his lawyers at the Palais de Justice for German cardiologist Dieter Krombach's trial for the murder of Kalinka Bamberski, in Paris, France on October 4, 2011. The French court today decided to continue the trial of the German doctor, who is accused of having raped and killed his then 14-year-old stepdaughter, Kalinka Bamberski, in the summer of 1982 while she was holidaying with her mother at Krombach's home at Lake Constance, southern Germany. A court in Germany ruled that Krombach could not be held responsible for the death, but in 1995 a court in Paris

RF2E2CE40–Frenchman Andre Bamberski arrives with his lawyers at the Palais de Justice for German cardiologist Dieter Krombach's trial for the murder of Kalinka Bamberski, in Paris, France on October 4, 2011. The French court today decided to continue the trial of the German doctor, who is accused of having raped and killed his then 14-year-old stepdaughter, Kalinka Bamberski, in the summer of 1982 while she was holidaying with her mother at Krombach's home at Lake Constance, southern Germany. A court in Germany ruled that Krombach could not be held responsible for the death, but in 1995 a court in Paris

RF2E2CE2E–Diana Gunther the daughter of German cardiologist Dieter Krombach arrives at the Palais de Justice for German cardiologist Dieter Krombach's trial for the murder of Kalinka Bamberski, in Paris, France on October 4, 2011. The French court today decided to continue the trial of the German doctor, who is accused of having raped and killed his then 14-year-old stepdaughter, Kalinka Bamberski, in the summer of 1982 while she was holidaying with her mother at Krombach's home at Lake Constance, southern Germany. A court in Germany ruled that Krombach could not be held responsible for the death, but i

Dieter Krombach's lawyer arrives at the Palais de Justice for German cardiologist Dieter Krombach's trial for the murder of Kalinka Bamberski, in Paris, France on October 4, 2011. The French court today decided to continue the trial of the German doctor, who is accused of having raped and killed his then 14-year-old stepdaughter, Kalinka Bamberski, in the summer of 1982 while she was holidaying with her mother at Krombach's home at Lake Constance, southern Germany. A court in Germany ruled that Krombach could not be held responsible for the death, but in 1995 a court in Paris found the doctor Stock Photo

RF2E2CE42–Dieter Krombach's lawyer arrives at the Palais de Justice for German cardiologist Dieter Krombach's trial for the murder of Kalinka Bamberski, in Paris, France on October 4, 2011. The French court today decided to continue the trial of the German doctor, who is accused of having raped and killed his then 14-year-old stepdaughter, Kalinka Bamberski, in the summer of 1982 while she was holidaying with her mother at Krombach's home at Lake Constance, southern Germany. A court in Germany ruled that Krombach could not be held responsible for the death, but in 1995 a court in Paris found the doctor

Frenchman Andre Bamberski leaves the Palais de Justice after attending the first session of German cardiologist Dieter Krombach's trial for the murder of Kalinka Bamberski, in Paris, France on March 29, 2011. The German doctor is accused of having raped and killed his then 14-year-old stepdaughter, Kalinka Bamberski, in the summer of 1982 while she was holidaying with her mother at Krombach's home at Lake Constance, southern Germany. A court in Germany ruled that Krombach could not be held responsible for the death, but in 1995 a court in Paris found the doctor guilty of manslaughter and sente Stock Photo

RM2E1FRD6–Frenchman Andre Bamberski leaves the Palais de Justice after attending the first session of German cardiologist Dieter Krombach's trial for the murder of Kalinka Bamberski, in Paris, France on March 29, 2011. The German doctor is accused of having raped and killed his then 14-year-old stepdaughter, Kalinka Bamberski, in the summer of 1982 while she was holidaying with her mother at Krombach's home at Lake Constance, southern Germany. A court in Germany ruled that Krombach could not be held responsible for the death, but in 1995 a court in Paris found the doctor guilty of manslaughter and sente

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