London:
Dominic Pellicote was found guilty of drugging his ex-wife. He used to give drugs to his wife so that dozens of strangers could rape her. Pellicott’s daughter said in a comment Saturday that her father “should die in prison.”

In her first television interview since Pellicot was sentenced to 20 years in prison following a shocking French trial last month, Caroline Derian told the BBC that her father was “always a sexual pervert.”

“He should die in prison, he is a dangerous man,” Darian said in “Pellicott’s Trial: The Daughters’ Story,” to be broadcast Monday by British broadcaster BBC.

The court found Pelicot guilty

Pellicot, a 72-year-old Frenchman, was found guilty of drugging and raping his wife, Gisele Pellicot, and inciting dozens of men to do so over a decade. After a three-month public trial in the southern French city of Avignon, about 50 co-defendants were also found guilty and sentenced to three to 15 years in prison.

Gisele Pellicot waived her right to a closed hearing. He was honored as a hero for his courage and dignity.

“There’s no way you wake up in the morning and say, ‘Okay, I’m going to drug my wife,'” Darian said. “So I think there are two Dominics inside of him at once. He made the decision to choose the dark side.” Decided.”

She added, “I don’t know if he’s a monster or not, but he was completely aware of what he did, he’s not sick. He did everything in his senses.”

Nude pictures of unconscious Darien in father’s records

Darian herself believes that she was drugged and raped by Pellicote, as photographs of her unconscious body were found in a detailed record of her father’s crimes. Pellicott denied during the trial that he had ever abused her. There was a clash between the two in the court room.

“He always lies,” Darian told the BBC. “I know he drugged me, probably for sexual abuse, but I have no proof.” Darian said she now sees her father only as “a stranger.” “I look directly at the criminal, the sex offender,” she said.

This interview has been released at a time when Darian will tell about the use of drugs for rape and sexual abuse in a TV documentary. The 90-minute film, to be broadcast by France 2 on January 21, will include testimony from six other victims who were raped after unknowingly taking drugs.