Women speak out after being drugged to urinate in job interviews by official | World | News
A group of women have spoken out after they were allegedly drugged to urinate during business meetings with a French government official. Officer Christian Nègre is charged anesthesia 248 women between 2009 and 2018.
The women claim he spiked their drinks with a diuretic, then took them on walks where they were humiliated because they lost control of their bladders. The police are inside France He claimed he would enter details of what he observed into a spreadsheet called “experiments.” It was claimed that the culture ministry official recorded the color of women’s underwear and the intensity of their urine flow.
It was stated that Mr. Nègre, who was nicknamed “photographer” in the ministry, took secret photographs of women. Daily Telegraph.
The same publication also reports how he was caught by a colleague who saw him taking a photo of a female official at work in 2018.
A woman who claimed she had been drugged by Mr Nègre said the situation was doubly shocking as she initially blamed him and later discovered she had been “poisoned”.
Another recalled relaxing after drinking tea near the River Seine in Paris, then going for a walk in the nearby gardens.
Years after the alleged encounter, police officers reportedly showed him photos of his shoes next to a puddle.
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The investigation into the allegations was launched in 2019, but a hearing date has not been set.
It was reported that the victims were given a month to submit new statements, otherwise the investigation would be closed.
Public interest in the case was renewed last year following a trial in which Dominique Pelicot, Gisèle Pelicot’s ex-husband, was found guilty of drugging and raping her along with 49 other men.
If something sexual has happened to you without your consent or you are unsure, you can talk to Rape Crisis England and Wales. It doesn’t matter when.
Rape Crisis’s 24/7 Rape and Sexual Abuse Support Line is open 24 hours a day, every day of the year. Call 0808 500 2222 or visit the charity’s website to start a free online chat.
