French Civil Servant ‘Gleeful' After Drugging Women so They Wet Themselves
Christian Nègre is under formal investigation on charges including drugging, invasion of privacy and sexual assault, as nearly 250 women accuse him.
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The investigation against Christian Nègre began in 2018, after a colleague denounced him for photographing a woman's legs; on his computer they found a spreadsheet with details of hundreds of encounters and alleged victims
The BBC spoke to two alleged victims of Christian Negre, a former French official accused of secretly giving women diuretics and then making them urinate in front of him. In nine years, Negre's actions could have affected more than 200 women. The official was charged back in 2019, but even seven years later, his case did not go to court — it is assumed that this is due to the huge number of victims.
A French civil servant is being prosecuted for allegedly providing female job applicants with diuretics for years. The case came to light as early as 2018. Two victims are now seeking publicity.
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