Disturbing Revelations in French Trial: Man Drugged Wife, Invited 50 Men to Rape Her, and Abused Daughter

Disturbing Revelations in French Trial Man Drugged Wife, Invited 50 Men to Rape Her, and Abused Daughter
Disturbing Revelations in French Trial Man Drugged Wife, Invited 50 Men to Rape Her, and Abused Daughter

In a case that has shocked France, a 71-year-old pensioner, Dominique P., is on trial in Avignon for drugging his wife and orchestrating her rape by over 50 men over the past decade. The trial has uncovered horrifying details, including abuse of Dominique’s own daughter.

Key Details of the Case:

  • The Crime: Dominique P. is accused of drugging his wife, Gisele, by mixing sleeping pills into her food and drink. He then facilitated the rape of his wife by over 50 men, which was recorded and filmed. Gisele, unaware of the abuse due to her heavy sedation, only learned of the crimes in 2020 when the case was uncovered.
  • Abuse of Daughter: In a chilling revelation, Dominique P. is also charged with drugging his daughter, Caroline Darian, and taking naked photographs of her. The judge revealed that Dominique had a disturbing folder on his computer labeled “Around My Daughter Naked,” showing his abuse of Caroline. Caroline, who collapsed in court upon hearing these details, has written a book titled And I Stopped Calling You Daddy, reflecting on her fears and trauma.
  • Depraved Communications: Dominique P. sent grotesque messages to the men he recruited, inviting them to abuse his wife with statements like “You’re like me – you like rape mode.” He used a French chat room, “a son insu,” to connect with these men, providing them with specific instructions to avoid detection and maintain secrecy.
  • Defendants: Alongside Dominique P., 50 men are being tried for their involvement. These men come from various backgrounds, including a forklift driver, a fire brigade officer, and a journalist. Many of the accused have pleaded not guilty, with some believing they were participating in a consensual fantasy.

Impact and Implications:

The case highlights critical issues in France’s legal approach to rape, with ongoing discussions about broadening the definition of rape to include all non-consensual acts. Dominique P.’s daughter has initiated a campaign called M’endors Pas (“Don’t Put Me to Sleep”) to raise awareness about drug-facilitated sexual assault.

This trial not only underscores the severe abuse inflicted on Gisele and Caroline but also ignites broader conversations about consent and sexual violence in France.

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