Pierre Palmade is in police custody following the accident he caused on February 10 under the influence of narcotics. An ex-companion testifies and evokes the addictions of the comedian.
Pierre Palmade is in police custody following the serious road accident he caused on February 10. The 54-year-old comedian was then under the influence of narcotics. Questioned by the police, Pierre Palmade said he had “very few memories” and said to himself “ravaged”. Three people were seriously injured in the accident. A 27-year-old pregnant woman, seriously injured, lost her baby in the accident. The state of health of the other victims is changing and the 6-year-old boy is out of a coma. He could see his mother. If the comedian has apologized to the victims, through the voice of his sister, the family of the victims says to themselves “insensitive to apologies”. Relatives of the victims, on the other hand, hope that “Notoriety” of the comedian will not influence the investigation.
Pierre Palmade’s addictions are not new. He sometimes spoke about them publicly. Closer found an ex-companion of the comedian. Jérémy Bellet, 25, shared the life of Pierre Palmade for a few months, “in 2018, then between the end of 2019 and the beginning of 2020” explains the model. He talked about his daily life with the comedian. “Pierre constantly puts himself in danger. If I sometimes managed to forget his failings, I admit that it was physically and morally exhausting..” he confides. He adds: “II never saw him in a normal state, even early in the morning. From 10:30 a.m., he poured himself his first glass of alcohol. Then a second. Until getting into unimaginable states.”
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Pierre Palmade: an ex-companion testifies
Jérémy Bellet says today that he is worried about Pierre Palmade. He doesn’t imagine he could endure prison if convicted. “Pierre is much too fragile. I’m almost certain thathe will end his life by then.” alarms his ex-companion. He does not hide his bitterness vis-à-vis the friends of the comedian: “I cannot question their friendship, because it is obvious. But I blame them because it’s about non-assistance to anyone in danger.” he explains. He adds : “I hear some say “Pierre Palmade is like my brother.” Ah good ? I wouldn’t like to have a brother like that. A brother is supposed to save you, right? It’s easy to run to catch up, but the damage is done. Peter’s life is ruined.” Just like those of the victims and their relatives.