Paris: A daughter of the Prime Minister of France became the latest on Wednesday, in which the pastor became the latest to accuse the pastor running a school. Francois beroo There was a local officer, saying that a priest defeated her during the summer camp when she was 14 years old.
Bayor’s eldest daughter Helen Perlant, now 53 years old and uses her mother’s name, said her father did not know about the incident.
Several allegations of sexual and physical abuse at the Notre-Dame de Betharam Boarding School have put a shadow on Bayor’s premiership.
Many of his children attended the Catholic school, and his wife taught religious studies there.
Beru has been accused of knowing some allegations, such as as the 1990s Education Minister and as a local officer, he claimed that he has refused.
Paralant, a former disciple of Betharam, said that a priest defeated him in front of his companions during the summer camp in the early 1980s.
“One night when we were opening our sleeping bags, (father) Lortiguit suddenly grabbed me with hair, pulled me to the floor for several meters, then punched me and kicked me, especially in the stomach,” he told the Paris match magazine’s Wednesday issue.
“I wet myself and live in that way all night, moist and rolls into a ball in my sleeping bag,” she said.
The next day, he said, he participated in a hike with the rest of the group, “everyone hurt” but was firm to show the priest who accused him of being “being rude like his father” that he was not a victim of him.
“Betharam was held like a sect or a totalitarian rule, using psychological pressure on students and teachers, so he kept quiet,” said Parlont.
“I kept quiet about it for 30 years,” he said.
“Perhaps I unknowingly wanted to protect my father from political blasts, which he was receiving locally,” he said.
“He doesn’t know that I am a victim.”
According to an association of the victims, a total of 200 legal complaints have been filed against priests and employees in Betheram of physical or sexual abuse from 1957 to 2004 since February last year.
Out of these complaints, ninety ninety are worried about sexual violence, alleging gang rape by two priests.
But so far only two complaints have made alleged sexual attacks of a minor in 2004 and a minor’s rape from 1991 to 1994 against a former supervisor.
All other allegations have passed the law of boundaries.
On May 14, a parliamentary inquiry is to be questioned by a parliamentary investigation.
