Nick Fagge is a Senior Reporter at MailOnline. He covers a range of topics including crime, culture, and society, with a particular focus on the judicial system and issues such as sexual exploitation and murder in the United Kingdom. Nick's work has been featured in notable publications including Cigalah Group, This Is Money, and World Wealth Journal.
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By: Dan Woodland, Nick Fagge
By NICK FAGGE IN FRANCE and DAN WOODLAND Published: | Updated:
Lescole agreed to visit their home in Mazan one afternoon in January 2019, claiming he believed he was taking part in a sex game in which Ms Pelicot was a willing participant
The mother had reluctantly agreed to let her teenage boy spend a night with his dad - her former partner - at a hotel in Bromley south London to 'cheer him up'.
Mourners packed the Vinters Park Crematorium and spilt into the memorial gardens in Bearsted, Kent, to listen to eulogies paid to the Britpop-era star after she died in Kos last month aged just 46.
The footage obtained by MailOnline was captured after uniformed police officers and plain-clothed immigration officials swooped on the vehicle on a busy roadside in Surrey.
The trial will reach its conclusion with the dozens of men accused hearing verdicts and if they are convicted, the judge will proceed to sentence them to jail terms of between four and 18 years each.
Dominique Pelicot, 72, invited strangers around to their home to have sex with his unwitting wife Gisele Pelicot after knocking her out with prescription sleeping pills.
The 50 men from all walks of life face more than 600 years behind bars for their parts in Dominique Pelicot's ten-year campaign in which he watched his wife being abused while unconscious.
The 72-year-old, who has been dubbed the Monster of Avignon, faces 20 years in jail, with his sentence yet to be announced.
By: Nick Fagge
Gisele Pelicot delivered a powerful message of hope yesterday after her rapist ex-husband was jailed for 20 years following a trial which shocked the world.
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