Like her famous mother Josiane Balasko, Marilou Berry is known for not having her tongue in her pocket. Far from being afraid to discuss sensitive or taboo subjects on social networks, the 40-year-old actress was thus one of the rare personalities to take sides in the Richard Berry case… accused of incest by her daughter Coline Berry.
If the actor has always refuted these sordid accusations of rape and touching, Marilou Berry was quick to defend his cousin. “It’s such an obstacle course to file a complaint! Why would she lie? My cousin has always been unhappy, when she had everything not to be” she had declared in the columns of Paris Match before accusing her uncle of being at the origin of a real family “chaos”.
This Wednesday, July 19, 2023, new rant assumed for Marilou Berry. On Instagram, the actress shared a publication by Andréa Bescond, actress and director who writes daily posts on male violence.
“France, land of welcome for pedophiles…”
“You are French justice. You have just released a 71-year-old incestuous rapist who had been sentenced to 12 years in prison for the rapes of his stepdaughters. Why did you release him? For procedural flaws, two words at mention” can we read in the publication of the day denouncing a new scandalous release.
“Here, it allowed you to free a rapist and trample his victims as you do every day. The French judicial chain encourages pedocrime and incest by its laxity and its minimization of trauma”.
Furious and in total agreement with the words of Andréa Bescond, Marilou Berry added the following sentence in the caption: “France, land of welcome for pedophiles…”.
Very active on Instagram, Andréa Bescond is strongly supported by thousands of Internet users who do not hesitate to relay her uplifting publications. She is also the director of the film “Les Chatailles” released in 2018 which tells the story of an 8-year-old girl named Odette, who is the victim of Gilbert Miguié, her parents’ best friend, who snatches moments solitary confinement with the little girl to rape her Having become an adult and a professional dancer, Odette struggles with the consequences of the crime: a drug addict, she finally finds the strength to go to a psychologist despite the memory and the pain, and embarks on a therapy in an attempt to save his life.
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