It is a small twig with long red hair, a sad look and a panicked look. Bérangère (the first name has been changed because the victim was a minor at the time of the facts) took place this Monday, June 5 on the bench of the civil parties in the trial of three women tried for having made him live hell for three days, in the closed door of the apartment of one of them in Meudon, in April 2014. When, at the opening of the proceedings, the president of the Assize Court, Jeanne Duyé, exposes the sordid facts, the young Bérangère turns her head so as not to lay her eyes on the accused, shakes hands with her mother and seems to contain sobs.
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