Gérard Miller accused of rape and sexual assault: ten new charges including those of three minors

Three women already accused the psychoanalyst of sexual assaults committed under hypnosis in an investigation published on January 31. Mediapart has revealed Wednesday 10 new testimonies.

New damning testimony against psychoanalyst and columnist Gérard Miller. On January 31, the magazine ElleAn investigation revealed that three women were accused of rape and sexual assault while they were were under hypnosis. The main interested party had then denied the facts in a press release transmitted to BFMTV, however recognizing relationships and encounters which are part of "an unequal relationship".

Tuesday, February 6, it's Mediapart's turn to make new revelations. The news site reports the testimony of no less than 10 women, aged 16 to 15 years old. 21 years old at the time of the facts that they accuse the psychoanalyst of. Facts which allegedly took place between 1995 and 2016. Gérard Miller was then between 47 and 68 years old. Today 'oldé aged 75, he is accused of in these different testimonies of sexual assault or of having engaged in inappropriate behavior. Mediapart underlines that among the 10 new women who say they are victims, three were minors at the time of the events. One of them, aged 21, At the time (in 1995), would have addressed a complaint on February 6, 2024 to the public prosecutor's office. A complaint which, however, had not yet been resolved. received on Wednesday, according to information from Parisien.

Contact by Mediapart, Gérard Miller does not dispute any of these meetings, and affirms not to "question for a moment the emotion, the anger and the suffering of these women. However, he denies having coerced them and assures that he has always obtained their consent. The psychoanalyst, on the other hand, confides that he underestimated &agrav; At the time the "dissymmetry" who exists between him, a man of power, and these younger women.

What the three women who implicated G&rard Miller say

The magazine surveyElle, published at the end of January, brought together numerous testimonies on the actions of G&rard Miller. The first collected is that of the journalist and director Muriel Cousin. 1990 when she was 23 years old and began her career as a freelancer for 'Globe' magazine. nbsp; It's & the editorial staff of the media that they meet and when the psychoanalyst announces that he is looking for help for an article on hypnosis, Muriel Cousin volunteers. She declares to have been touched during of this hypnosis session. She also declares: "It didn't come to me.' the mind to file a complaint. À At the time, this was not happening."

The second woman è file a complaint against Gérard Miller confides to the magazine Elle that his assault occurred in 2004, when she was 19 and M. Miller 55. The psychoanalyst would have invited  the young woman and a friend à his home after meeting there. the end of a recording of the showWe tried everything on France 2. G&rard Miller would have proposedé a hypnosis session for the two young women. The young woman tells the magazine about her inability to &agrav; react to the gestures of the psychoanalyst, after the departure of her friend, saying she was still in a daze.

Other testimonies describing similar actions have been submitted. collected by Elle and dates from the time when G&rard Miller served as screenwriter. Several actresses like Anna Mouglalis or Cécile Rebboah and others who have pre' eacute;féré to remain anonymous tell how they found themselves in meetings that they consider inappropriate with the screenwriter.  The latter regularly offered to help actresses to become actresses. prepared for their role or offered them hypnosis sessions.

The third woman who accused G&rard Miller of sexual assault was accused of sexual assault. eldest son's babysitter of the psychoanalyst. The facts date from 1993 when the young woman was 19 years old. She claims to be around She also suffered touching while G&eac;rard Miller had dropped her off; home by car. 

GéGérard Miller, psychoanalyst and columnist on France Inter and France 2, screenwriter and also professor of philosophy at the University Paris-8, denies all the accusations against him. Interrogatedé by Elle, he declaredé "never abusedé sexually from anyone, and under no circumstances.