“His personal and family life will be totally changed,” explains on franceinfo Patrice Huerre, a former court expert, after the teenager’s confession.
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“She will now have very difficult times”, estimated on franceinfo the child psychiatrist Patrice Huerre, a former court expert, while the 17-year-old jogger who disappeared Monday in Mayenne confessed to investigators having invented her kidnapping, Friday, November 12, leading to the mobilization of more than 200 gendarmes for the to regain.
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“His personal and family life will be totally changed, he continued. How can we imagine that we can remain in the same relations as before with our friends, our girlfriends, our school, our family, after having mobilized so much media attention? “
“The aftermath of this adventure is going to be significant.”
Patrice Huerre, former court expertto franceinfo
The 17-year-old notably explained that she was “sorry” : “A big guilt is going to arise now. That’s why it will take a lot of help so that this guilt doesn’t become so overwhelming that it can cause him harm.”
Finally, the child psychiatrist explained that this profile “is part of what I can see in a number of adolescents who do not imagine the consequences and are not able to anticipate those consequences.”