Family-killer released on parole to live in Benedictine abbey A Frenchman who killed his parents, wife and children after pretending for two decades to be a successful doctor in a case that inspired a book and films, has been released on parole after 26 years in jail, his lawyer said Friday. His new home will be Fontgombault Abbey in Indre. This imposing building, occupied by Benedictine monks, is known to have housed in the 1970s the former leader of the Lyon militia, Paul Touvier, who was convicted of crimes against humanity. IMAGES of Fontgombault Abbey