“We are not going to act like hypocrites, we would have invited them
,” Cyril Hanouna immediately admits this Saturday March 23 in “Face à Hanouna” a few minutes before receiving Christophe Hondelatte.
An honesty welcomed by the guest who expressed a few days ago on his social networks his dissatisfaction with the media presence of Christine Dupont de Ligonnès, sister of Xavier Dupont de Ligonnès, and of her husband Bertram de Verdun, brother-in-law of main suspect in the murders of Agnès Dupont de Ligonnès and their four children.
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“Normally, it is obvious to any journalist that these two crazy people should not be invited! Well no, obviously they screw up the interviews! Misery !"
, wrote the journalist specializing in news items by reposting their recent interview broadcast on BFMTV.
“I emphasize the word journalist, because it is the key word.
An entertainment program has nothing to do with information
,” said Christophe Hondelatte this evening on C8.
A conspiracy thesis
Christine Dupont de Ligonnès and Bertram de Verdun are convinced of the innocence of Xavier Dupont de Ligonnès.
They also support the thesis that he is still alive.
The couple goes so far as to believe in the family's exfiltration to the United States.
The identities of the bodies found were thus falsified, as they relate in the book
Xavier, my brother, presumed innocent
.
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A hypothesis refuted by Christophe Hondelatte:
“It is not possible in a corpse identification system in France for the CIA to get involved
. ”
“As soon as we know that people are going to say stupid things, we don't invite them onto a news channel.
Let's be a little calm on these subjects
,” the journalist continues to protest, explaining that
“the criminal is spectacular.
However, it is a serious subject like politics which requires a lot of rigor.
“We need principles
,” he adds.
“What bothered me is that journalists, who have press cards, received these two people knowing full well that they are talking nonsense
,” continues Christophe Hondelatte who denounces a drift to make hearing against a backdrop of buzz which is not without consequences for the journalist who laments:
“the worst of all this is that it feeds conspiracy”.
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