Overview
- Her memoir, A Hymn to Life, is published on February 17, with new interviews bringing her account to global audiences.
- She says she plans to visit Dominique Pelicot in prison to seek answers tied to unresolved allegations under investigation, including a 1991 killing, a 1999 attempted rape and claims from their daughter.
- The Avignon trial convicted 51 men based on footage seized after an upskirting arrest; Dominique received 20 years, with others sentenced to three to 15 years.
- Pelicot has disclosed lasting health damage, including an HPV diagnosis, abnormal cervical cells and partial removal of her cervix after a biopsy.
- Investigators say some assailants remain unidentified, and Pelicot has received high-profile support, including a personal letter from Queen Camilla.