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Vosges. With Their Visits, These Volunteers Try to Offer a Breath of Oxygen to the Inmates of the Epinal Prison

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For several years, Jacques Sibout and Catherine Schwartz have been spending part of their week at the prison in Epinal to visit detainees. Without trial, the two Vosges volunteers offer an attentive ear and try to get them out of their daily prison life, during a meeting.
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For several years, Jacques Sibout and Catherine Schwartz have been spending part of their week at the prison in Epinal to visit detainees. Without trial, the two Vosges volunteers offer an attentive ear and try to get them out of their daily prison life, during a meeting.

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vosgesmatin.fr broke the news on Monday, August 17, 2026.
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