Daughter-Mother Rift After "Avignon Monster" Trial

Gisèle Pelicot's daughter, Caroline Darian, reveals a rift with her mother after the trial of Dominique Pelicot, also known as the "Avignon Monster."

Dominique Pelicot was sentenced to 20 years in prison for raping and gang-raping his wife, Gisèle. Caroline Darian claims she was also abused by her father, something her mother never fully believed.

Darian states that she no longer speaks to her mother, as she felt "abandoned" during the trial. She reports that Gisèle told her to "stop acting" in the courthouse.

During the investigation, police found photos of Darian in a file on Dominique's computer, leading her to believe she was also likely raped and abused. Darian claims her mother was the only one who could persuade her father to confess, but she chose to remain silent.

Darian feels like a "forgotten victim," as her mother became a global icon. She states that she will "never forgive her" and that her mother is "not a symbol" for her.

Caroline reports that her mother is living happily with her new partner, Jean Loup, but did not fulfill her duty as a mother. Dominique Pelicot drugged and raped Gisèle, organizing gang rapes with unknown men. He was sentenced to 20 years in prison, while 47 people were found guilty of rape.