It’s only been a few hours since we learned of the death of Karine Esquivillon, following the confession of guilt by her husband, Michel Pialle. While BFMTV was dealing with the news item, inappropriate comments were made and Marc-Olivier Fogiel apologized.
The French were shocked to learn the outcome of the news item which has been questioning for several months about Karine Esquivillon. While her husband denied from the start any involvement in the disappearance of his wife, he finally confessed. that after which the body of the missing has been foundin the night.
Michel Pialle assured from the beginning that his wife had left voluntarily, that she had decided to leave the family home and even begged her to give news. Obviously, following these revelations, the famous continuous news channel BFMTV dealt with the subject, in particular after 11 a.m., in Live Toussaint from BFM TV. Bruce Toussaint is reviewed at length on the confessions of Michel Pialle, and the outcome of this tragic news item. The Police-Justice journalist Maxime Brandstaetter was also in a duplex in La Roche-sur-Yon, in Vendée.
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Words that did not pass
While the latter was therefore in duplex, Bruce Toussaint questioned Maxime Brandstaetter by asking him the reactions of “the family and relatives of Karine”. A question that someone other than the journalist concerned has unfortunately answered. For a few seconds, another voice was heard by viewers from BFMTV, who said ironically: “Very well, they are happy. A small party is planned for this evening in the village…”. After this big mistake, the voice of Maxime Brandstaette was finally broadcast on the air.
Of course, the reactions of anger and incomprehension flared up after this gaffe. That is why Marc-Olivier Fogiel, chain manager continuous information, quickly reacted on his Twitter account in the same afternoon in order to apologize to the family of the disappeared: “A sound engineer thought to open the microphone of the reporter on the spot and opened that of another reporterelsewhere, which followed a completely different topicality (…) The latter heard what was said on set, he was waiting for his turn to do his duplex and he made this comment in the third degree”did he declare.
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