The Grandfather Of Cédrika Is Told In A Book

Henri Provencher recalls in a book that will be published "the unpublished" of these traumatic years; how he perceived the handling of the case and particularly how he wants to stop families from experiencing a tragedy like that which he and his family experienced. Cédrika Provencher was his grandson; she vanished 15 years ago; her body was found 7 years later. • To read also: Cédrika, 15 years later: she has never been forgotten despite the passage of time • To read also: Cédrika, 15 years later: research that marked participants for life At the age of 77, Henri Provencher is clear that the autobiographical book "The line of life" is not the end of his life.

He still believes that someone will be held accountable for Cédrika's murder despite the passage of time, but he felt compelled to share his side of the story now that it has been so long. "The objective is not to share my life's journey.

Everyone is uninterested in that. What I want is to be able to assist others with that, using what I've learned, says Mr. Provencher, who has been working on this project for a number of years.

The work has a total of 600 pages and is broken up into four sections spread across two volumes. "I explain who Cédrika's grandfather is and where I'm from because those things shaped who I am and why I did all of this.

After that, I describe the extraordinary things I encountered while conducting the investigation and conducting the research. The foundation, the initiatives, and the concepts that I have to prevent future tragedies and assist families are next, along with some of my own personal reflections.

Henri Provencher assures that the book is not meant to settle any scores, even though there may have been tensions between the Provencher family and the police at some points during the investigation. "It's important that nothing is said out of malice or as retaliation,'' says the speaker.

Cédrika's grandfather reassures her that he doesn't have time for that and describes the procedure as an analysis that enables "to reflect again on events and to act.". This analysis, according to the book's editor Gwen Bobée, is made with "hindsight and a lot of wisdom.".

The director of Éditions Enoya continues, "There were a lot of inconsistencies in this story, a lot of frustrating choices, but there was also a lot of generosity. M. Provencher continues, insisting that the book contains his perceptions and that he does not speak for the family, saying, "We have to use that, everything that happened, to analyze it and be able to say who was right, what were the good decisions and the less good, to go back to what we learned.".

"My wife, my friends, and my son all had the capacity to perceive things in new ways. But sharing it is crucial, in my opinion, as someone might benefit from it, the man says.

Be a part of the action Henri Provencher retorts resolutely to those who think the grandfather should give up after all these years. "Never.

"In life, there are only two options: either you move on and crash, or you stay put and crash. I made the decision to continue," he responds.

On her first encounter with the man, whom she refers to as a "monument," Gwen Bobée had exactly the same impression. "He's been through it all; he's been through it all, and he's still here, standing.

I find it encouraging to see that he acknowledges that life has brought him there, that he accepted this struggle, and that he is still carrying it out today through the foundation," the editor notes. The book's second volume also includes ideas and projects from the Cédrika Provencher Foundation that the author wanted to share.

All in the hopes of "sowing the right idea" and having someone pick up the mantle to stop kidnappings of children and provide better support for families. Because despite the foundation's small size and limited resources, the projects are challenging to advance despite all the ambition and will in the world.

It's a way for me to stay involved in the action even though, at my age, I'm no longer in the forefront with my ideas. The objective I set for myself with Cédrika, who was there with me the entire day, will have been accomplished if it can inspire others.

Coming in the spring A limited edition of the book "La ligne de vie" will be made available for purchase in the spring. Gwen Bobée says, "It will be on pre-order because the print will be on demand for the time being," insisting that even though the story of Cédrika has been widely publicized for 15 years, people will learn a lot there.

"The book explores more than just the drama. We do indeed acquire new knowledge, but we also develop our resilience greatly.

We believe that Cedrika is still alive thanks to Mr. Provencher's actions, and we think this is very lovely," the editor writes. A special price of $60 will be offered for buying the two volumes at once, in addition to the two volumes being sold separately for a cost of $35 each.

At this address, potential customers can get in touch with Éditions Enoya. Gwen Bobée says, "It will be on pre-order because the print will be on demand for the time being," insisting that even though the story of Cédrika has been widely publicized for 15 years, people will learn a lot there.

"The book explores more than just the drama. We do indeed acquire new knowledge, but we also develop our resilience greatly.

We believe that Cedrika is still alive thanks to Mr. Provencher's actions, and we think this is very lovely," the editor writes. A special price of $60 will be offered for buying the two volumes at once, in addition to the two volumes being sold separately for a cost of $35 each.

At this address, potential customers can get in touch with Éditions Enoya. Gwen Bobée says, "It will be on pre-order because the print will be on demand for the time being," insisting that even though the story of Cédrika has been widely publicized for 15 years, people will learn a lot there.

"The book explores more than just the drama. We do indeed acquire new knowledge, but we also develop our resilience greatly.

We believe that Cedrika is still alive thanks to Mr. Provencher's actions, and we think this is very lovely," the editor writes. A special price of $60 will be offered for buying the two volumes at once, in addition to the two volumes being sold separately for a cost of $35 each.

At this address, potential customers can get in touch with Éditions Enoya. insisting that even though the story of Cédrika has received extensive media coverage for the past 15 years, people will still learn a lot there.

"The book explores more than just the drama. We do indeed acquire new knowledge, but we also develop our resilience greatly.

We believe that Cedrika is still alive thanks to Mr. Provencher's actions, and we think this is very lovely," the editor writes. The two volumes will be available individually at the price of $35 and a special price of $60 will be made for the simultaneous purchase of the two books.

At this address, potential customers can get in touch with Éditions Enoya. insisting that even though the story of Cédrika has received extensive media coverage for the past 15 years, people will still learn a lot there.

"The book explores more than just the drama. We do indeed acquire new knowledge, but we also develop our resilience greatly.

We feel that Cédrika remains alive through the actions of Mr. Provencher and it is very beautiful, ”describes the editor. A special price of $60 will be offered for buying the two volumes at once, in addition to the two volumes being sold separately for a cost of $35 each.

Interested people can contact Éditions Enoya at this address. The two volumes will be available individually at the price of $35 and a special price of $60 will be made for the simultaneous purchase of the two books.

Interested people can contact Éditions Enoya at this address. A special price of $60 will be offered for buying the two volumes at once, in addition to the two volumes being sold separately for a cost of $35 each.

At this address, potential customers can get in touch with Éditions Enoya.

Provencher continues, insisting that the book contains his perceptions and that he does not speak for the family, saying, "We have to use that, everything that happened, to analyze it and be able to say who was right, what were the good decisions and the less good, to go back to what we learned.