Published 09/18/2024 9:07:44 p.m.

Mazan rape trial: “It could have been more serious”, the mayor of the city tells the BBC, causing outrage on social networks

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In an interview given to the English media on September 10, Louis Bonnet spoke about this unprecedented trial. Dominique Pelicot is accused of drugging his wife and inviting strangers to rape her for nearly ten years.

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Mazan rape trial: “It could have been more serious”, the mayor of the city tells the BBC, causing outrage on social networks

09/18/2024 9:07:44 p.m.·Strasbourg, France

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LaProvence.com

“Nobody is dead”: the words of the mayor of Mazan arouse an uproar all over the world

An interview with Louis Bonnet on the major British channel BBC caused an uproar on social networks.

09/19/2024 8:42:05 a.m.

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TF1 INFO

“After all, no one is dead”: after the rapes in Mazan, the words of the village mayor are controversial

▶️ In an interview broadcast by the BBC, the mayor of Mazan (Vaucluse), Louis Bonnet, discusses the trial of Dominique Pelicot and the 50 co-defendants for aggravated rapes. Some of his words shocked and caused Internet users to react on social networks. - “After all, no one is dead”: after the rapes in Mazan, the words of the village mayor are controversial (Police, justice and news items)

09/18/2024 9:46:01 p.m.

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ladepeche.fr

Mazan rapes: “It could have been worse. After all, no one is dead,” the words of the village mayor arouse outrage

Interviewed by the BBC, Louis Bonnet (DVD) spoke about the impact of the case, whose trial opened on December 2 in Avignon, in his town of 6,000 inhabitants. Judged remarks...

09/18/2024 1:25:42 p.m.

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midilibre.fr

“After all, no one is dead”: the mayor of Mazan gives an unnoticed interview about the rapes of Gisèle Pelicot

On September 10, 2024, the mayor of the town of Mazan, Louis Bonnet, granted an interview to the BCC. His words sparked a controversy.

09/18/2024 7:23:28 p.m.

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closermag.fr

Rapes de Mazan: “What is even more serious...”, the words of the mayor of the village are outrageous, he goes back and forth

An interview that does not pass... As the trial of 51 men accused of aggravated rapes against Gisèle Pelicot opened at the criminal court in Avignon, the mayor of Mazan caused outrage. Interviewed on the BBC, he said remarks that were revolting for many. “It could have been more serious, there were no children involved, no women died”, estimated Louis Bonnet. “It will be difficult for the family, but they will be able to rebuild themselves. Afte…

09/19/2024 2:29:47 p.m.

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Mazan rape trial: “It could have been more serious”, the mayor of the city tells the BBC, causing outrage on social networks

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Mazan rape trial: “It could have been more serious”, the mayor of the city tells the BBC, causing outrage on social networks

Mazan rape trial: “It could have been more serious”, the mayor of the city tells the BBC, causing outrage on social networks

“Nobody is dead”: the words of the mayor of Mazan arouse an uproar all over the world

“Nobody is dead”: the words of the mayor of Mazan arouse an uproar all over the world

“After all, no one is dead”: after the rapes in Mazan, the words of the village mayor are controversial

“After all, no one is dead”: after the rapes in Mazan, the words of the village mayor are controversial

Mazan rapes: “It could have been worse. After all, no one is dead,” the words of the village mayor arouse outrage

Mazan rapes: “It could have been worse. After all, no one is dead,” the words of the village mayor arouse outrage

“After all, no one is dead”: the mayor of Mazan gives an unnoticed interview about the rapes of Gisèle Pelicot

“After all, no one is dead”: the mayor of Mazan gives an unnoticed interview about the rapes of Gisèle Pelicot

Rapes de Mazan: “What is even more serious...”, the words of the mayor of the village are outrageous, he goes back and forth

Rapes de Mazan: “What is even more serious...”, the words of the mayor of the village are outrageous, he goes back and forth

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