exiting via his throat. Villain had only been wounded, but the officer in charge warned the villagers that had come down to see what had happened, not to assist or disturb him. Villain lay alone on the sand for two days until he died. The locals then placed his body in a makeshift coffin, draped it in a French Tricolour they found in his house, and buried him in the cemetery at nearby Sant Vicent de sa Cala. Notes Sources Combes, A. "Casimir Combes (la guerre de 1914)" External links Jean Jaurès School project. Student-created webpages about Jaurès that include a portrait photograph and sketch of Villain, which may not yet be in the public domain 1885 births 1936 deaths People from Reims Collège Stanislas de Paris alumni École du Louvre alumni French assassins French nationalists Assassinated French people Assassinated dissidents French people murdered abroad People murdered in Spain People acquitted of murder Military history of Ibiza Deaths by firearm in Spain Jean Jaurès People killed in the Spanish Civil War French expatriates in Spain