Marc Dutroux's victim Sabine Dardenne (L

ARLON, BELGIUM: Marc Dutroux's victim Sabine Dardenne (L) and her lawyer Jean Philippe Riviere (L) leave Arlon's assize court, 21 June 2004. Prosecutors called today for Dutroux to face life behind bars for the kidnapping and rape of six young girls, four of whom died, in a case which rocked Belgium eight years ago. Dutroux's crimes "merit the heaviest sentence, life," prosecutor Michel Bourlet told the court in Arlon, eastern Belgium, which is expected to announce sentences against Dutroux and his three co-defendants 22 or 23 June. After a harrowing three months of hearings dubbed Belgium's "trial of the century," the 47-year-old was found guilty last week on three counts of murder as well as of abducting and raping the six schoolgirls. AFP PHOTO JEAN-CHRISTOPHE VERHAEGEN (Photo credit should read JEAN-CHRISTOPHE VERHAEGEN/AFP via Getty Images)