These two other cases which reveal the duplicity of Dominique Pelicot

On May 11, 1999, Marion* is 19 years old. She works in a real estate agency in Villeparisis, in Seine-et-Marne. It is the afternoon. In the evening, she plans to meet her boyfriend. That is when a man enters the agency. He is courteous, pleasant, well-mannered. Very clean-cut. He explains to Marion that he has just sold an apartment and that he is looking for a property. He wants to buy quickly. No, he did not take the time to call the agency beforehand. No, he did not make an appointment. He was passing by by chance.

Marion has nothing on the go: off the cuff, she suggests that they go and visit a property right away and take him to the apartment. “Yes, very well, let’s do it like that. Ah! Wait. I forgot something in my car. I’ll be right back.”the interested party says to her, affably. Marion grabs the keys to the accommodation in question, her bag, leaves the agency and gets into her vehicle. The man, smiling, reappears behind the plexiglass, opens the door and gets into the passenger seat. Arriving in front of the building, Marion gives some information about the neighborhood, the location. She looks for the keys. Open the door. Get in. The man follows her and refers to himself behind him. “This is where the aggression begins»blows a spring…