“What I had to say to the judge, I told him to his face,” maintains Princess I. before bursting into tears this Wednesday in front of the magistrates of the Évry-Courcouronnes criminal court (Essonne).
Suspected of being at the origin of the threats sent to the children's judge who ordered the placement of her son last year, the 36-year-old defendant has continued to maintain her version.
Contradicted by the elements found in her two mobile phones, she was sentenced to 8 months in prison “to be arranged with the sentence enforcement judge.
» She has 10 days to appeal.
The judge in question, stationed at the Évry judicial court, filed a complaint on April 11, 2023 after a series of threats published on the social network Facebook.
Each time, the same two accounts, Marcus S. and Olivier S., are used.
“The Marcus S. account published a photo of the judge accompanied by the text
We are looking for this boy, we have a package to deliver to him.
You can contact us by private message
,” indicates the president during her summary of the file.
“Another photo, where the judge poses with his family, was published with the mention Diabolical Family,” she adds.
As for the second account, the one bearing the name Olivier S., it is notably written: “this pseudo-judge placed our child, help us find his home and the places he likes to frequent.
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Already a 5 month suspended sentence
The analysis of comments on the social network and the interactions between the different accounts will lead the investigators to the profile of the mother.
“I have a lot of friends who are activists against abusive placements,” she defends herself.
After my son's illegal placement, I made a video that was widely circulated but I never made any threats against the judge.
My family may have done it, but it was without my consent.
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After letting him unfold his version, the president questions him about the connection traces left by the two incriminated accounts in his phones.
“I don’t know these people,” she assures.
And it is not possible that these elements are found in my phones, they are not my accounts.
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This sentence of 8 months in prison is in addition to that handed down last year by the Évry criminal court.
On April 7, 2023, the mother had already been sentenced to 5 months in prison for violence committed... on the judge who placed her son in custody.
Inside the court, she grabbed him by the collar before the police intervened to separate them.