‘Did he drug me too?’: how daughter of Gisèle Pelicot feared she had also been a victim of her father
‘Did he drug me too?’: how daughter of Gisèle Pelicot feared she had also been a victim of her father
A book by Caroline Darian adds further shocking details of the years of abuse by Dominique Pelicot and many others
Summary
Caroline Darian’s book reveals her father’s abuse of her mother, including drugging and inviting strangers to rape her.
Darian also discovered disturbing photographs of herself, leading her to question whether she was also a victim of her father’s abuse. “How could he have photographed me in the middle of the night without waking me? Did he also drug me? Worse still, did he abuse me?”
The trial of Dominique Pelicot and 50 other men accused of raping his wife continues, with expert testimony suggesting the perpetrators were not ordinary men.
And you thought this couldn't get any worse.
https://www.reddit.com/r/RussiaLago/comments/90hv5q/here_are_the_285000_manafort_family_texts_that/
Trump pardoned him, but he drugged her for gangrape too.
i'm not clicking on a reddit link so this assertion may be wrong, but i don't think the case in the OP has anything to do with trump?
It's the same act, drugging for gangrape, as committed by Paul manafort, trumps 2016 campaign manager.
Would be hard considering that one is in France and the other in the US
In court, expert psychiatrist Laurent Layet, who interviewed 20 of the accused – including Pelicot three times – said they could not be described as “ordinary men…because that would be tantamount to saying that all men are capable of such acts.”
Yes, and? We choose the bear.
This is almost getting the point of Arrandts 'banality of evil' comment.
Most human evils are done by ordinary humans.
There is nothing specially evil about Nazis.
Fascist governments are made up of ordinary people.
I am not capable of such an act. It’s really weird for you to say I don’t exist.
Ordinary men are doing these things. Not all ordinary men, but ordinary men nonetheless. To call them anything but ordinary is to make out like they're some special breed but they're just ordinary men.
Some media unerlined the fact that the only shared trait between all of them (includes the ones "not found") is that they are men. Not rich, poor, crazy or anything, they are men, so the bear it is
As a father of a daughter, that's the best choice.
The bear might have eaten recently, I'd rather risk that than the alternative.
Men are so utterly broken, have been forever.