Charles Sobhraj, convicted murderer, has a new story to tell
After 19 years inside a Nepali jail, ‘the Serpent’ says he plans to sue for his imprisonment and chase series deals.
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After 19 years inside a Nepali jail, ‘the Serpent’ says he plans to sue for his imprisonment and chase series deals.
Published: December 17, 2020 at 12:05 pm Charles Sobhraj was once asked what makes someone a murderer. “Either they have too much feeling and cannot control themselves,” he answered, “or they have no feelings. It is one of the two.” Advertisement Sobhraj definitely falls into the latter camp. Born in Saigon in 1944 to an Indian father and Vietnamese mother (and brought up at a young age by his mother and her subsequent partner, a French Army adjutant sergeant stationed in French Indochina), he attracted notoriety due to a string of murders during the mid-1970s along the well...