Overview
- Joël Le Scouarnec, a former surgeon, is on trial in Vannes, France, accused of sexually abusing 299 victims, predominantly minors, over three decades.
- Victims have begun testifying, recounting severe psychological and physical trauma stemming from the abuse they endured under the guise of medical procedures.
- Evidence presented includes detailed diaries where Le Scouarnec documented his crimes and fantasies, as well as extensive digital files containing abusive material.
- The accused has admitted to some of the allegations but continues to claim certain acts were medical in nature, raising questions about his sincerity and accountability.
- The trial, expected to last until June, is one of the largest pedocriminal cases in French history, with survivors seeking justice and acknowledgment of their suffering.