His name was in a child abuse diary

This story contains sad details from the beginning

When Mauricette Vinet talks about her grandson, her voice grows warm with affection.

“He was a beautiful young boy. He had a strong personality,” French retired, in the eighties, said.

“He liked to be in the garden with his grandfather, and the choice of green beans. He was a charming boy, Mattis.”

“But, as you know, there was” before ” – and there was” after. “

Mauricit and her husband Roland are among the 267 prosecutors who pressed on charges against Joel Le Skoranic, the former French surgeon who was accused of assaulting nearly 300 people – most of them children, and almost all his patients – over several decades. The trial began in Vaness, Brittani, on Monday.

LE Scouarnec and Mathis crossed only once, when Matisse, 10, was taken to hospital overnight at the clinic in the French small French town of Keimberti. I told Le Scouarnec – a respected digestive specialist – a digestive specialist – Matisse’s parents that the boy should remain overnight to checks.

It turned out that Matisse had only stomach pain, and he was sent home the next day. But Mauricette is convinced that the hospital’s short stay has changed forever.

“The lock started little by little. It happened gradually in the first year; then he stopped happiness and became aggressive with everyone,” I told BBC.

There is no way to prove whether Mattis problems are related to the surgeon. What is certain is that in adolescence, Mattis distanced his family and began to use difficult drugs in an increasing way; Later, he spent time in toxins and rehabilitation centers.

Then, in 2018, the police knocked on his door.

They told him that a man named Gil Lu Skoranks had been arrested in the year before to rape his six -year -old neighbor. While searching the surgeon’s house, the police revealed chimneys of diary and hard disks that had seemed to tell hundreds of victims. Mattis’s name was among them.

Morrison said Mattis told her police and then read excerpts from his diaries, which seemed to separate the abuse of the LE Scouarnec he was exposed to during his stay in the hospital.

“Then they left,” Moreste said.

Police visit Mattis helped to understand the memories of the past that has been afflicted for a long time. Morrison says: “It was finally logical; he followed him to the source.”

Mattis pressed charges against Le Skorank, but the revelation sent him to a spiral of sudden end on April 14, 2021, when the dose of Mattis and died. He was twenty -four years old.

Morrison and her husband pressed the charges the next day, and they are now inserted as “indirect victims” in Le Scorn. They have attended the court in Vaness, northwest of France, every day since the opening of the trial on Monday.

Listening was not easy.

The testimony of witnesses – most of whom was a relative of Le Scouarnec, who is now 74 years old – painted a picture of a regular middle -class family that was behind the scenes, was destroyed by child abuse, incest and sexual violence.

Annie, sister, Lu Skuark, said that she “learned to calm.”

This week, everything was brought in the open.

The three -year -old Le Le Scouarne’s sons hit a tone of apologizing because they told the court about their happy childhood with an educated and intellectual father, which maybe he was not in particular, but he was nice, patient and supportive.

One of them said: “We had holidays, nice homes – everything that is a natural family.”

The youngest son – who said he stopped calling Le Scouarnec in 2017 “to keep a picture of him from my childhood” – that he now “looked at everyone with no confidence” and did not leave his young child alone with anyone.

The 37 -year -old said: “I always feel worried that if my father is able to do so, my neighbor, partner, any person can be,” said 37 years old.

Later, the middle son – a tall man in the early 1940s participated that he was “completely refraining from alcohol” – his memories of being abused by his grandfather’s grandfather, the father of Lu Skoark.

He was shocked because he was first told in court that he was among the victims of his alleged father who were his childhood friends.

On Friday, a stunning silence came down to the courtroom, where she confessed to that he had offended his granddaughter – the daughter of his older son when she was five years old. After moments of revelation, the 44 -year -old and his partner left the room to help a psychiatrist.

Other witnesses sparked panic in the plaintiffs. Due to their huge number, they sit in a separate room – a previous university lecture hall – and follow the procedures via the video link.

Christian d. A friend of Lu Skoark now at the age of 80, he often answered questions from the court with mockery and frequently to the minimum of the events in the midst of the trial, declaring that he could not “bear cry on everything that happened in the world.”

Later, he insisted that “he saw nothing, and therefore he had no saying” about the devastating allegations against his friend. When he stated that he would take in Le Skurakin if he would leave prison, many alleged victims in the lecture hall woke up and left their seats.

But the most difficult for Mauricit and Roland was a long -awaited certificate for Marie France’s wife. Lu wife, your former silence.

It was claimed that she was in the center of Omrta, who prevailed in the Le Skorakin family, where she was frequently familiar with her husband’s obsession with children, but she did nothing to stop him.

Many lawyers and plaintiffs now believe that she had avoided hundreds of children from abuse. Lu Scorarink’s brother – who also heard this week – wondered whether she was anxious about the lifestyle of her husband’s salary to speak publicly.

Mary France has always denied this, and on the situation, it coincided with being tense and often defy in the face of the accusations that were put on them.

“She struck a disaster: she knows that I am a homosexual,” said Le Skoranks early in the mid -1990s in his memoirs. “Maybe he was talking about his conscience,” Mary France told the court.

She also suggested that her five-year-old niece-who was convicted if he had been convicted of rape-is likely to “manipulate” her husband.

“She is twisted, she loves attention,” she said. Later, she complained that she was “blame” on everything. Only when she was shown in an inappropriate image, Le Scouarnec made of their son when a child was clearly shocking.

“This was an absolute theater,” Morrison told the BBC, adding that the testimony of Christian Dr.

When I played intestinal events, le scouarnec sat in his box-often not calm, but sometimes he was significantly excited, his voice collides as he asked his children forgiveness. He ascended when excerpts were read from his memoirs, and his eyes avoided as inappropriate images that he took from his daughters.

His lawyers said he admits the “majority” of the charges against him, and that he will explain himself throughout the trial, which is scheduled to continue until June.

The alleged victims will take the situation from next week; MAURICETE and Roland will do this in April. “I will look at if your knives and tell him what is deep in my heart – my grandson has been killed,” said Morrison.

“Not a pistol, but he killed him,” she added. “He will get 20 years, but his victims … they will have to live with their entire lives.

“Their sentences will be longer than him.”

Throughout the week, in the victims hall, the people came and went, but the majority remained for hours in consecutive hours.

When the shock and abuse descriptions flowed, a middle -aged woman covered her face with her hand and kept her there for a long time.

Next to it, rubbed his eyes again and again, then stood and left.