Maximum expectation waiting for the declaration of Jöel Le Scouarnec71 -year -old Excircuano, accused of sexually violating and sexually assaulting more than 300 girls and boys while they were sedated.
At the moment, we have listened to his wife who goes as a witness but on which they plan many shadows and has left phrases that freeze. Marie-France reaffirms that she knew nothing, but in her diary her husband wrote otherwise.
Joel Le Scouarnec violated, among other girls, two of his nieces. When asked for it, specifically for the five-year-old, Marie-France points to the girl with this phrase: “She, the girl, was always around my husband’s neck.” But Marie-France goes further and says “she was a perverse girl who wanted to get attention.”
The court has asked him if he believes that the minors attacked sexually enjoy those acts imposed by adults and she has replied: “I don’t know.”
But there is more. Marie-France himself asked on one occasion if her husband liked girls, who had seen him kiss his own daughter’s buttocks; To which Marie replied: “Many men like little girls.”
At the end of his statement, the defendant Joel Le Scournec wanted to address his now ex -wife. “You loved me and I betrayed your love”he said. “I lied to you for years to continue enjoying who it was. A pervert, a pedophile“He said at the trial.
Another testimony that has been heard in the trial is that of the defendant’s sister who this Thursday has declared that her two daughters were sexually assaulted by Joel Le Scouarnec 25 years ago.
Then, she faced him and Le Scouarnec acknowledged it, but she He did not report it. No one did anything. Those who knew did not betray him and that beast continued to violate children for more than a quarter of a century.
Source: Lasexta
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