the aunt of child martyrs comes out of silence

A dark case of abuse. The story was revealed to the general public last August. Nine brothers and sisters lived through a real ordeal in their parents’ house, in Pas-de-Calais. One of the elders of the family finally decided to put an end to this nightmare by going to see the gendarmes. “The prosecution was then notified on August 30 by a report from Social Assistance (ASE)” specifies AFP, on September 4th. The parents, a 44-year-old man and a 40-year-old woman took advantage of their children to receive social assistance, which had become their sole source of income.

“It is above all the total lack of hygiene, and serious educational deficiencies, that is to say the fact of not having taken care of his children in a normal way” specifies the prosecutor Béthune. This Monday, September 12, Bryan, the young man who denounced his parents for abuse, was on the set of TPMP. In the company of his aunt Magalie and his brother Rudy, he gave more details of what he suffered with his brothers and sisters. Magalie, who is the mother’s sistersaid he had already visited his sister and offered to help take care of the children.

House of horror: had the aunt seen nothing?

Young Bryan and her siblings are now safe, far from their parents who made them live through hell. This Monday, September 12, on the set of Cyril Hanouna, the young men’s aunt returned to this macabre story. She recounts having already gone to her sister’s house to offer to help her with the children and above all to restore some order in the house. “When I arrived, the little ones were changed, but tied up, and I was told they were just watching a cartoon or taking a nap” she explains, adding that she found the couple’s methods quite dubious. Magalie then says that one of her nieces told her that the girls did not sleep in their beds. The latter remained attached “in the chairs” and even slept “in their excrement”. When she learned of this, Bryan’s aunt felt her blood boil. Today, parents no longer have the right to approach or contact their children. They are still presumed innocent until proven guilty. But given all the evidence against them, they are not really likely to get out of it.