Dominique Pelicot Declares His Guilt in Court: 'I'm a Rapist'
Dominique Pelicot's Shocking Admission
During his first appearance before the Vaucluse criminal court, Dominique Pelicot, the principal accused in the Mazan rape scandal, stated, 'I'm a rapist' while asserting that his ex-wife did not deserve what she endured for a decade. He claimed, 'Everyone in this room knew,' referencing the other 50 co-defendants involved in the case.
Details of the Case
- Dominique Pelicot confessed to drugging his wife and facilitating her abuse.
- He appeared using a cane and wore a grey jacket, having not attended court due to health issues.
- The case spans over ten years, during which numerous men assaulted his wife with his involvement.
Legal Proceedings and Public Reaction
The proceedings have attracted significant media attention as Pelicot detailed his actions and relationships with his victims. This case raises critical questions about consent and the extent of accountability among co-defendants.
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