Things have just taken an unexpected turn. On parole since March 2021, Christian Quesada has been taken back to prison, in Perpignan. The former star of 12 noon shots, who had been sentenced for corruption of minors and possession of child pornography, allegedly failed in some of his obligations, such as showing up for appointments with his judicial controller. Moreover, new pedophile images would have been discovered.
Waiting to know more, Guillaume Genton has already been able to get his hands on documents that say a lot about the state of mind in which Christian Quesada was when he was in prison from 2019 to 2021. The one we nicknamed “the teacher” on TF1 apparently had a lot of resentment towards Jean-Luc Reichmann, host of 12 strokes of noon with whom he had become very close. But, scandalized by the actions of his protege, the companion of Nathalie Lecoultre had no longer wanted to hear about it. “I’m quite disappointed with the reactions of some people who said they were friendsbogus testimonials just to shine without even knowing the slightest information. Reichmann for example which is very far from what I thought“, would have written Christian Quesada in a letter addressed to his ex-girlfriend Sabrina when he was imprisoned.
Through this letter, the father of the family would also have taken the opportunity to make a statement to this famous ex. “He says: ‘Sabrina, I want to end my addictions. I will be in total acceptance of the sanction pronounced. I want to reassure you of something very important. Yes, I was sincere with you (…) you are even the only one who brought me well-being and I will always be very grateful for that“, Guillaume Genton reported again in Do not touch My TV. Finally, Christian Quesada would have said more about his daily life in prison: “I continue to be well, I eat, I sleep, I read, I watch sports on Canal+. I kiss you, see you soon. Christian“. Myriam Palomba, also present on the set of TPMP Tuesday evening, nevertheless recalled that he had “spent a bad quarter of an hour in prison because he was enormously insulted by all the prisoners, often placed in solitary confinement…“