The trial of French surgeon Joel Le Scouarnec, accused of numerous sexual assaults and rapes, reveals deep trauma for victims seeking real acknowledgment of their suffering. Le Scouarnec, 74, displaying a calm demeanor and a lack of visible remorse, has been accused of playing psychological games with his victims in court. Despite admitting to the charges, victims feel his expressions of remorse are insincere and hollow. The trial serves not only as a legal proceeding but also as a platform for the victims to voice their pain and the ongoing psychological impact of their experiences.
In the dock, Le Scouarnec showed no sign of regret. He held my gaze for a long time. If he were a normal person, he would have looked down, felt bad.
He was playing staring games with us, seeing who could hold his gaze the longest. And it was quite chilling.
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