“a ghost”, a year after the accident, the comedian remains discreet

One year ago, February 10, 2023, comedian Pierre Palmade hit a car head on at the wheel of his Peugeot 3008 on a small country road in Seine-et-Marne. He had tested positive for numerous narcotics, including cocaine. The accident left three seriously injured, including a 6-year-old child, his father, Yuksel Yakut, and Mila, the little boy’s aunt, who was six months pregnant. In the accident, the young woman lost her baby, leading to Pierre Palmade being indicted for manslaughter. The fetus having died in its mother’s uterus and not after emergency delivery, manslaughter was not accepted. While the young woman is still recovering from this very painful loss, and the little boy and his father are suffering serious after-effects, Pierre Palmade has an obligation to follow treatment for his addictions at the Bordeaux University Hospital, while awaiting his trial.

According to a magazine report Gala, the comedian sold his home in Cély-en-Bière (Seine-et-Marne) to settle in Gironde, between Bordeaux and Bègles, not far from his family. The comedian rebuilds himself far from the Parisian stages and is discreetaccording to neighborhood testimonies. “We saw him from time to time running errands in the street. He seemed to be doing well, but since it got cold, we haven’t seen him”explains a trader to Gala. “We know he lives there, but we haven’t seen him for a few months“, describes a local resident. While Pierre Palmade had to endure a number of insults after moving into the neighborhood, the atmosphere is now a relative indifference. “No one protects him, but no one bothers him either”observes a local merchant with South West.

Pierre Palmade is still awaiting his trial

Others have already encountered the actor during his regular return trips between his new home and the Bordeaux University Hospital. “Last time, he was coming back from shopping with two huge shopping bags. I stepped aside to let him pass, without being able to help but smile at him. He thanked me, but it was more the type to look at his feet than anything else“says a local resident South West. According to the local daily, which describes it as “ghost”, Pierre Palmade should know the date of his trial in the coming days. He faces up to seven years in prison for unintentional injury.

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