Despite the dramatic accident he caused on Friday February 10, 2023 near Villiers-en-Bière, in the south of Seine-et-Marne, Pierre Palmade is free. Indeed, if some still find it difficult to believe it, the investigating chamber of the Paris Court of Appeal confirmed his release under judicial supervision this Tuesday, March 14. A decision which obviously did not fail to react whether on the Web, or in the media. In the evening, Cyril Hanouna also brought in Michel Mary, a senior reporter at “New Detective”. Journalist who has already appeared on the set of the daily C8 to provide information on the Palmade case.
The latter provided some details about the “freedom” of the 54-year-old artist. Indeed, if this one is free, it remains despite everything “shut in” in his hospital room. “Shut in” or not, Pierre Palmade still has the right to move freely within the establishment, as Gilles Verdez pointed out. In addition, no guard takes care of his surveillance. “He is free! He is free to move, but he is not allowed to leave the hospital. He has a room, he is not guarded”, said Michel Mary. Cyril Hanouna, doubtful, then asked his guest if he, or any other person, had the right to visit him. “Yes, but you will probably run into the hospital guards. But there are no more policemen, there are no prison guards either”said Michel Mary.
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Pierre Palmade free, Willy Denzey takes him down
If on “TPMP”, it is the astonishment which seized the spirit of the chroniclers, on the Net, the anger especially took the top. Indeed, many Internet users do not understand the court’s decision. Moreover, a famous French artist did not hesitate to push a rant against this situation. Willy Denzey, known in the 2000s for his many cult titles such as “The sound barrier” Or “The Orphan”, spoke on his Instagram account. He compared the case of Pierre Palmade with that of the thug who damaged an SOS Médecins car on March 7, 2023 in Paris, during the demonstrations against the pension reform.
The latter has just been sentenced to two years in prison, one year of which is firm. A sanction deemed unfair, but above all grotesque, for Willy Denzey. “So there, at the moment, there is a guy who damaged an SOS Médecin car during a demonstration, he took two years, one of which was closed”he first noted before angrily lamenting: “And on the other side, we have someone who was addicted to chemsex, who ruined the life of a whole family and who has just been released…wake up people!” One reaction among many others since the release of Pierre Palmade…
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