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Comedian Pierre Palmade was sentenced to two years in prison on Thursday November 21, 2024, more precisely for “unintentional injuries”, a verdict aggravated by his state under the influence of drugs at the time of the tragedy.
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The attitude of Pierre Palmade during his trial on November 21 was striking, that is in any case what the journalist from Figaro Esther Paoli on the set of Daily on November 22. The victims recounted the extent of the after-effects left by this accident dating back to February 10, 2023. Among them, Mila, six months pregnant at the time of the events, lost her baby. Testifying with palpable emotion, she shared her trauma and the fear that consumed her during her second pregnancy. During this poignant story, the comedian seemed elsewhere. “She was in front, and he was on the right between his two lawyers. And he looked a little haggard, he didn't really react, he seemed a little lost,” said Esther Paoli.
The journalist's observation highlights a disturbing paradox. While Pierre Palmade seemed frozen, almost absent, during Mila's testimony, his behavior changed radically when he spoke. “When he spoke, suddenly he regained his composure, he defended himself very well, he expressed himself very well, so there was a bit of a paradox between these two Pierre Palmade, the one who speaks, and the one who seemed completely prisoner of himself before,” she analyzed.
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What will be next for Pierre Palmade?
This marked gap between the words and the attitude of the comedian can raise questions. But beyond his attitude, a question persists: will Pierre Palmade really serve his two years in prison? According to Sonia Kemel, lawyer and guest on BFMTV on Thursday, November 21, sentence reductions are likely, depending on his behavior in detention and his submission to the necessary care. He could benefit from a half-sentence reduction, or even three-quarters, she explained, adding that a modification of his sentence, with an electronic bracelet or placement in a semi-liberty center, could also be considered.
Article written in collaboration with 6Medias.
