Julien Bayou: flood of testimonies accusing the deputy of psychological violence

Lies, deceit, manipulation, cowardice… the list is still long, the portrait of Julien Bayou has been redone. In any case, there is nothing left of what the former co-chair of the environmental group in the Assembly had tried to present until now. In an interview with World, published on October 4, the ecologist defended himself from the accusations of a former partner of his by stating: «I have never committed psychological violence against my former partner and I count on the demonstration. “If the demonstration is still awaited, many others have joined the testimony of his former partner.

The “false omissions” “

The most striking testimony is that of Agathe. This is the woman whose suicide attempt Sandrine Rousseau mentioned on the set of C to you, on September 19. In the article by Reporter, speaks and adds more shocking episodes. Like this time when Julien Bayou asked her for an opinion on the website of his electoral campaign, and where she discovered, among the names of the politician’s supporters, the name of his rapist. “An oversight” according to him, a bad excuse according to Agathe’s psychologist. She corrects: “Having your spouse” forget “our rapist’s name, how is it possible to make such a mistake? These behaviors cannot be dismissed under the guise of oblivion. It is psychological violence.”

Influence and political power

There is also the testimony of this woman who, believing she was having an exclusive relationship with Julien Bayou, had stopped protecting herself, shortly after contracting papillomavirus, a sexually transmitted infection (STI) that can lead to cervical cancer. . As a precaution, given her family history, she has since undergone two operations. If she condemns the ecologist’s attitude, she moderates her accusations: “It is clear that this man does not pay attention to the sexual health of his partners. However, I do not consider this violence in the strict sense, ”she confided. For her part, Jeanne testifies to an influence in which the staff mixes with the professional. “When I left, I was afraid of becoming an outcast in the Greens, of being blacklisted,” she says in the article. Since then Jeanne, Agathe, Claire have left the party. But there is no doubt that this wave of testimonies will be enough to feed the portrait of the victim of the feminist “crusade” of which Julien Bayou claims to be the object.