File:DutrouxAffairFigures.jpg

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Non-free media information and use rationale true for Marc Dutroux
Description	Image composite of the central figures of the sensational (at the time) Dutroux affair. Depicted left to right are Marc Dutroux, Michel Lelièvre, Michelle Martin, and Jean-Michel Nihoul.
Source	Unknown, but likely from a Belgian news outlet.
Article	Marc Dutroux
Portion used	Cropped image to remove Bernard Weinstein, who was deceased at the time of the trial.
Low resolution?	Yes
Purpose of use	This image is used to illustrate a point in the article. Namely, the image is used to illustrate the defendants of Dutroux's trial, of whom there are no free images of.
Replaceable?	No. No free images of any of these people are known to exist, and this is a unique, one-of-a-kind image. In addition to that one subject is deceased, two are imprisoned, and one has been released from prison and has retired to private life.
Other information	This image will be used for solely educational, encyclopedic, and non-commercial purposes and the limited use of this image does not intend to infringe on copyright in any way.
Fair useFair use of copyrighted material in the context of Marc Dutroux//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:DutrouxAffairFigures.jpgtrue

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current	21:18, 17 December 2022		485 × 180 (33 KB)	Comitialbulb561 (talk \| contribs)	{{Non-free use rationale \|Article= Marc Dutroux \|Description= Image composite of the central figures of the sensational (at the time) Dutroux affair. Depicted left to right are Marc Dutroux, Michel Lelièvre, Michelle Martin, and Jean-Michel Nihoul. \|Source= Unknown, but likely from a Belgian news outlet. \|Portion= Cropped image to remove Bernard Weinstein, who was deceased at the time of the trial. \|Low_resolution= Yes \|Purpose= This image is used to illustrate a point in the article. Namely,...

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