Published on October 1, 2024 at 4:05 p.m. / Modified on October 1, 2024 at 4:16 p.m.
And here is Chloé Frammery, the passionaria of coronasceptics and other local conspiracists, back at the Geneva courthouse. This time, she does not present herself as a defendant in the unauthorized recording of a conversation, but as a complainant in a defamation case. The former mathematics teacher, dismissed from her position for failing to fulfill her duties, is up in arms over three articles published by Heidi. news (group media Time) depicting it as a vector of anti-Semitism. A heresy, she assures, which has finally blackened her reputation and made her a pariah. “I have been unemployed for two years and all my applications have received a negative response.”
For the Police Court hearing, the complainant, an unsuccessful candidate in the last federal elections, brought together her aficionados via social networks. The room is too small to accommodate all these people who have come to support (noisily) his muse, who presents herself without a lawyer to request a conviction which would restore her honor. On the dock, Serge Michel, editor-in-chief of Heidi. news, and his collaborator at the time, Grégoire Barbey, defended by Messrs Raphaël Jakob and Marc Balavoine, plead the accuracy of their remarks, their good faith, and therefore their acquittal.
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