Firefighter on Trial Denies Intent in Mazan Rape Case

Christian L., accused in the Mazan rape case, claims his actions were unintentional, asserting a dissociation between his body and mind.

Christian L., a 55-year-old firefighter, is among the accused in the Mazan rape trial, claiming his actions were not intentional.
The case involves multiple men, including Christian L., accused of raping Gisèle Pelicot, who was allegedly drugged by her husband, Dominique Pelicot.
Christian L. argues that he was misled into believing the encounters were consensual, relying on the husband's assurances rather than seeking direct consent from the victim.
The trial has revealed disturbing footage of the assaults, with Christian L. seen participating while the victim was incapacitated.
Christian L. also faces charges for possession of child pornography, which he contests, claiming the images were not intentionally obtained.