Mazan Rape Trial: Accused Admits to 'Chemical Submission' Curiosity

The high-profile trial in Vaucluse reveals shocking admissions and complex legal challenges as 51 men face charges of aggravated rape.

The trial centers on Gisèle Pelicot, who was drugged and raped by multiple men over several years, orchestrated by her husband.
Dominique Pelicot, the victim's husband, admitted to drugging his wife and facilitating the assaults, involving up to 70 men.
Cédric G., one of the accused, openly confessed to the crimes and described his dangerous curiosity about chemical submission.
The case has been described as overwhelming, with the judge summarizing 31 volumes of evidence into a 370-page indictment.
The trial highlights the intricate legal proceedings and emotional testimonies, with the accused facing up to 20 years in prison.