He has an answer to everything. Alain H. knows his file by heart, until the numbering of the documents he disputes. Before the Bethune court (Pas-de-Calais), Tuesday, March 11, the former prior of the community of Riaumont in Liévin, near Lens, is tried for consultation and acquisition of child pornographic documents. During a search in the context of an investigation for rape, sexual assault and mistreatment of children placed in the community he then directs, his computers are seized. Inside, around 2,000 pornographic files (videos, photos), part of which representing very young boys.
Alain H.’s position is clear. If he consulted pornographic sites, it was because he had been “Shocked to learn that a former student had shot in a gay porn movie. I wanted to understand how this boy had abandoned Catholic morality ”. And then also, because at 50, he did not know what a blowjob was. So he did “An anthropological and societal study”.
He does not understand how pedophile files have been able to arrive on his computer, just as he ignores how a file deleting software was able to work, without him using it, to make illegal documents disappear, ultimately recovered by an expert mandated by justice.
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