Patrick Poivre d’Arvor accused of rape: the chilling statements of Isabelle Morini-Bosc in TPMP

Eight chilling new testimonials. In the columns of Release, several women took the floor to describe acts of rape, sexual assault or harassment on the part of Patrick Poivre d’Arvor. Terrible revelations, on which came back the chroniclers of Touche not at my post this Tuesday, November 9. On the set of C8, Isabelle Morini-Bosc made chilling statements. “You will have other young women who will come out of the closet, who will testify, because indeed there are clumsy people and people apart and PPDA is someone apart”, began the journalist, before explaining the reaction she had to the ex-presenter of the 20 hours of TF1: “So alone, no, because I was suspicious from the start. But for dinners, always when it was several (…) I get away with jokes every time. Women like me, quickly, no longer interested him and it was. And besides, we had such a working relationship that he couldn’t “.

Isabelle Morini-Bosc then explained the meeting of one of her colleagues with PPDA. “For the first time in my life that I told her listen don’t put on a miniskirt”, she remembered in Touche pas à mon poste, before confiding that “3 or 4 days later she told us about it in tears and saying that yes it had gone very badly”. Last March on the set of TPMP already, Isabelle Morini-Bosc recounted her years spent working with Patrick Poivre d’Arvor. “You should expect to receive dozens of new testimonies. Because these testimonies exist, she warned. Myself, I had testimonies from several comrades, at TF1 or not, who told me. We had a journalist at VSD who complained about him because she had been traumatized, because she was in adoration in front of him. So yes, when the young girl exhilarated him, he could have gestures very badly interpreted. He could be very urgent. “

PPDA denounces an “attempt to circumvent the media of a judicial decision”

Near Release, so eight women, including seven with their faces uncovered, took the floor to denounce the actions of PPDA. Patrick Poivre D’Arvor was contacted by the newspaper, to which he reminded that a court decision “favorable” had been given to him. He denounced the publication of this article by speaking of “attempted media circumvention of a judicial decision which [lui] seems regrettable, disturbing and dangerous “. The preliminary investigation opened after Florence Porcel’s complaint was dismissed a few months ago because almost all of the facts denounced were time-barred. In Liberation, the author announces that she wants to file a new complaint with the constitution of a civil party. The accusers of PPDA will, moreover, launch an association, #MeTooMedias.

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