Pierre Ménès soon summoned by an examining magistrate

While he was to be tried Wednesday morning at the Paris Criminal Court for “sexual assault” on three women, hearing finally postponed to March 2023, Pierre Ménès was, according to our information, summoned by an investigating judge for an interrogation of first appearance (IPC) in Nanterre last week. It is this time a case of “moral harassment” against his former assistant Emmanuel Trumer. His state of health does not allow him to go to this appointment, nor to the court on Wednesday morning, the former star columnist of Canal + presented a medical certificate. His lawyer Me Arash Derambarsh explained in court on Wednesday that his client “was in a coma three weeks ago”. Also according to our information, Pierre Ménès should receive a new summons for questioning in mid-September. This hearing will allow the judge to decide whether or not to indict him in this case. Emmanuel Trumer, the first to denounce the actions of Pierre Ménès Emmanuel Trumer, 30, was the first to publicly denounce the actions of Pierre Ménès. He revealed in December 2019 on Twitter the humiliations and homophobic insults that had been his daily life for a year, the time that the 7:30 PM talk show lasted, presented by the former columnist and broadcast on Canal + Sport. He had signed a fixed-term assistant contract for one season, a contract that began in 2017 and ended in the summer of 2018. The former star of the encrypted channel had nicknamed Emmanuel Trumer “his little fag assistant”, a nickname used in front of the players, the coaches and club presidents. The 30-something is not gay. Following his messages on social networks, he had been the target of intimidation and threats. In October 2020, the first complaint filed by Emmanuel Trumer had been dismissed. But the journalist and his lawyer Me Didier Seban filed a new one, with civil action, in May 2020. Two years later, Pierre Ménès was summoned to court.