“You are my children, and better still,”
he assured them.
In
La Familia grande
*, a book to be published this Thursday, the lawyer Camille Kouchner accuses her stepfather, the political scientist Olivier Duhamel, of having raped his twin brother.
At the end of the 1980s, at 13 or 14, the two teenagers did not yet know the word "incest".
Yet what Camille tells does not have another name.
The Paris public prosecutor's office on Tuesday opened an investigation for
“rape and sexual assault”
after the publication, Monday, of extracts from the lawyer's book.
The investigations, entrusted to the Brigade for the Protection of Minors (BPM) of the Regional Directorate of the Judicial Police (DRPJ), will seek to shed light on these facts, identify any other potential victim and verify the possible prescription. of public action.
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Incest in itself occupies only one chapter in this autobiographical testimony.
But from the first pages, we rush into a licentious universe where adults,
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