Placed in police custody this Wednesday, February 15, Pierre Palmade has always been talked about since Friday, February 10. Date on which he caused a fatal accident when he hit another vehicle on the D372 at Villiers-en-Bière (Seine-et-Marne). A shock that led the artist to the hospital, as well as a pregnant woman (who lost her baby in the accident: editor’s note), a six-year-old boy, and the driver of the vehicle hit. And if the comedian is so much talked about, in addition to his responsibility in the drama, it is mainly because he took the wheel under the influence of cocaine and substitution drugs.
Pierre Palmade has never hidden his addiction and the subject has not stopped talking since the drama of February 10. Many of his relatives have expressed themselves on this problem and in particular Jean-Marie Bigard, his longtime friend, this Wednesday, February 15 on TPMP. The companion of Lola Marois told Cyril Hanouna that he has always seen his friend sink into addiction. And this even despite his many attempts to get him out of this situation. “I’m very pissed off I’m between a rock and a hard place… I see someone, who has been a friend, we can’t deny that… I see him as if he had just thrown himself off a cliff and I watch it fall without being able to do anything”lamented Jean-Marie Bigard.
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Jean-Marie Bigard, saddened by Pierre Palmade… whom he tried to save
The latter continued and acknowledged that Pierre Palmade is not “not recoverable and completely guilty”. Worse still for the columnist of “TPMP”if this “open the mouth”he “would bury” his friend : “and it’s already done given the circumstances and everything that’s going to happen”.
A situation that saddens him deeply, especially since he explained to Cyril Hanouna that he had done everything to help him. “But I’m going to tell you something. All of Pierre’s friends, all of those who knew Pierre, all of them without exception! Said to him, ‘Pierre, stop'”he assured before continuing: “really everyone told him and we all broke our teeth. He told us “no, I do what I want stop telling me what to do”. And he survived it all…until today.”. Jean-Marie Bigard, as during his first speech on the case on Monday February 13, had his throat tied when talking about his friend…
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