In 2007, <a href="https://www.archyde.com/abbe-pierre-at-the-heart-of-a-controversy-his-alleged-son-reveals-everything-on-c8/" title="Abbé Pierre at the heart of a controversy: his alleged son reveals everything on C8″>Jean-Christophe Ménétrier assured in the show “On n’est pas couch” that he was the son of Abbé Pierre to the jeers of the guests. Today he reaffirms this conviction to “Marianne”. If he does not provide irrefutable proof, his testimony can only appear even more disturbing after the multiple revelations which concerned the man of the Church.
Jean-Christophe Ménétrier did not “ still not recovered » of his television experience in 2007: “ I’m still shaking because that day, I had the feeling of being assassinated in the media and socially. My book was immediately destroyed,” he tells Marianne. He was then invited – under the pseudonym of Jean-Christophe d’Escaut – in a program by Laurent Ruquier, “On n’est pas couche”, to present a book in which he explained that he was the son of Abbot Pierre who died four months earlier.
The invitation has all the makings of an “idiot’s dinner” especially since the man is not used to the media and has difficulty expressing himself synthetically orally: Éric Zemmour makes fun of him. Particularly virulent, emergency physician Patrick Pelloux calls him “ fou »worthy of being interned, Laurent Ruquier quips ironically. Contacted by MariannePatrick Pelloux says today that he has “ no memory » of the episode. Laurent Ruquier, he did not “ no desire to respond to this gentleman » and assures that he is not responsible for his invitation, passing the buck to Catherine Barma, his producer at the time.
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