“How is it possible that the perfect man has come to this?”

“For eight weeks I have suffered a terrible hell,” Mrs. Pellicot said, beginning in front of the Avignon court: “I have been raped hundreds of times. I have endured an unfathomable ordeal. My life has sunk into nothingness. She wanted to lead her husband, her family, upward to the light. “My husband chose the lower part of the human soul.”

For several weeks, the Court has heard the testimony of Dominique Pellicot, perverted husband and mediator of 80 rapists, who were men of very different ages and situations: young people, Frenchmen of very different origins, truck drivers, parents, the vast majority, They were supported to varying degrees by their wives, children and sisters. Given this testimony, the Presidency of the Court wanted to hear the direct testimony of the victim, who had become a national heroine in the case of violence and rape against women.

“I have been seriously injured since this trial began.”

Standing to warm applause at the door of the court, Gisele Pellicot began her statement in a solemn tone, but very quietly, obviously, without the dark glasses she had worn for weeks, when the proceedings took a turn of rare obscene brutality. Took. And he began by recalling a serious, courageous, and very painful personal decision:

“I have been seriously injured since this trial began. I decided to refuse to have this process done behind closed doors. I had nothing to blame myself for. I have suffered hundreds of rapes: It was difficult to make this decision. The dissemination of videos and photographs taken by the father of my children was something difficult and painful for me: but it gave us the opportunity to know the reality.

After confessing to a decision that was too hard to bear, seeing, in public, videos and photographs taken by a husband who had drugged her to be raped by strangers, Mrs. Pellicott came to terms with the father of her children. Talked about: “When she got worried I took her to the neurologist, for scans. He also went with me to the gynecologist. For me, he was someone I had complete trust in. “How is this possible “How could you betray me this far?” Gisele lamented.

medicines in your food

In response to a question from the president of the court, Gisele explained that Dominique had given her the drug with food or even in the ice cream he gave her after dinner. “I take a lot of care in preparing food. One day he came to pick me up after a trip and he had mashed potatoes ready, two different dishes, one for him and one for me. I was never surprised that my food was different. I even took his favorite ice cream to bed, thinking: ‘How lucky I am, he’s so sweet.'”

Regarding whether she felt strange, she also commented that “she never felt anything.” “I never felt my heart beating faster, I had to fall asleep very quickly. I woke up wearing my pajamas. I was always more tired than usual in the morning, but I walked a lot and I thought that was that.

“I reiterated on many occasions that I was lucky to have you.”

“I was a happy woman,” Gisele told Dominic directly. We have three children and seven grandchildren. You were a good person to me. I reiterated on many occasions that I was very lucky to have you. You didn’t leave me when I started having problems. You went to the gynecologist with me. I don’t understand how you can betray me like this, how can you bring those people into my room. This is an unfathomable betrayal. I thought I would end my days with a man. Today my life has become void. I always wanted to take you higher, towards the light. “You chose the lowest part of the human soul.”

After those phrases addressed at the beginning to the father of her children, Gisele Pellicot addressed the wives, children and sisters who have intervened in the process in an attempt to defend the “honest parents” who have suffered the consequences of a narcissistic woman. Raped her, while her husband took sadomasochistic photographs. Scene. Mr. Pellicott addressed those wives, colleagues, and family members with quiet dignity thus:

“To those women, those mothers, those sisters, who say that their husband, their partner, their brother is an extraordinary man, I would like to tell them that I too had an extraordinary man. The rapist is not only the man on the dark street, but also the man who lives with his families… When you are raped, you feel ashamed. It is those parents who should be ashamed. I don’t speak out of hatred or anger. “I express my desire and determination to change this society.”