In the book The intriguing Sarah Knafo, journalists Ava Djamshidi and François-Xavier Ménage come back to a tragedy that traumatized the companion of Eric Zemmour. Indeed, when she was a child, the mother of the young woman was the victim of a terrible attack while she was pregnant.
A trauma that continues to haunt her. On May 25, Ava Djamshidi and François-Xavier Ménage published the book The intriguing Sarah Knafo, published by Robert Laffont. A book in which journalists return to the history and career of Éric Zemmour’s adviser during the last presidential campaign. Having become the official companion of the former polemicist, the young woman of 29 years is now scrutinized from all sides. In the book, the authors also delve into her childhood and the drama she faced as a child: the aggression of his mother in Seine-Saint-Denisdepartment where she grew up.
The latter, who works as a hypnotherapist, is the mother of two girls, Sarah and Cindy, but also of a boy, named Dan. But while she was pregnant with her son, the mother of the family was the victim of a violent attack. “When she was 4 years old, her mother, pregnant with her brother, was violently attacked in Seine-Saint-Denis, while she was driving. A blow in the stomach to snatch his bag, and the life of the family changes”can we read in an extract published by Elle magazine.
Sarah Knafo “strengthened” by the drama she experienced
This tragic event will then cause serious sequelae in the infant. “As a result of this aggression, little Dan will be born severely handicapped.. His mother and her family took care of him at home until he was 16 before having to entrust him to the care of an institution. A damaged life, and a death at 21. The perpetrator was neither arrested nor convicted.”, continue the journalists. In a survey published by Le Monde, however, we learn that “his death reinforced, in Sarah Knafoher go-getter temperament, and a huge appetite for life”. A force that will be necessary for him to allow his companion, Éric Zemmour to win the legislative elections, he who is a candidate in the Var.
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A book in which journalists return to the history and career of Éric Zemmour’s adviser during the last presidential campaign.
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Sarah Knafo
In the book, the authors also look at her childhood and the tragedy she had to face when she was a child: the aggression of her mother in Seine-Saint-Denis, the department where she grew up.
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Sarah Knafo’s mother, who works as a hypnotherapist, is the mother of two girls, Sarah and Cindy, but also of a boy, named Dan.
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But while she was pregnant with her son, the mother of the family was the victim of a violent attack.
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“When she was 4 years old, her mother, pregnant with her brother, was violently attacked in Seine-Saint-Denis, while she was driving. A blow in the stomach to snatch her bag, and the life of the rocking family“, can we read in an excerpt published by Elle magazine.
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This tragic event will then cause serious sequelae in the infant.
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“As a result of this attack, little Dan will be born severely disabled. His mother and family take care of him at home until he is 16 years old before having to entrust him to the care of an institution”, continue the journalists.
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“A damaged life, and a death at 21. The perpetrator was neither arrested nor convicted”, add the authors
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In an investigation published by Le Monde, however, we learn that “his death has reinforced, in Sarah Knafo, her go-getter temperament, and a huge appetite for life”
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A force that will be necessary for Sarah Knafo to allow her companion, Éric Zemmour to win the legislative elections, he who is a candidate in the Var.