Dominique Pelicot was caught upskirting women in a supermarket (Image: Paris Match)
Shocking new footage has emerged of the being caught upskirting women in a supermarket in 2020.
The incident which was seen by a security guard, saw Pelicot arrested, and his electronic devices seized.
The seizure led police to in which and invited at least 50 men to rape her.
Today, Pelicot was sentenced to 20 years in prison after admitting the crime, with 50 other men found guilty and be sentenced to a combined 400 years in prison.
Filmed on September 12, 2020, the video shows the elderly grandfather wearing a mask as he attempted to film up women’s skirts.
A security guard steps in to confront Pelicot, with one woman voicing her disapproval, saying “No, no, no,” following complaints from four shoppers. Dressed in red shorts and a grey T-shirt, Pelicot is instructed “not to move” as the police are on their way.
He is called “disgusting”, and informed that women will be asked to provide testimony against him to the authorities.
????????????????????????????????????????????????Voici les images exclusives de l’interpellation de Dominique Pelicot quand il filmait sous les jupes de clients d’un supermarché, le 12 septembre 2020 à Carpentras. Sans l’intervention du vigile, ce jour-là, l’affaire dite des viols de n’aurait…
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A security guard steps in to confront Pelicot, with one woman voicing her disapproval, saying “No, no, no,” following complaints from four shoppers. Dressed in red shorts and a grey T-shirt, Pelicot is instructed “not to move” as the police are on their way.
He is called “disgusting”, and informed that women will be asked to provide testimony against him to the authorities.
The guard tells him not to move, nor to delete any of the footage as the police make their way to the store.
Whilst in custody, police made the shocking revelations of the extent of Pelicot’s sick crimes in a case that would cause outrage across and the world.
The video evidence, which Pelicot kept for his own gratification and as a protection against being blackmailed by his accomplices, was so detailed that it named many of his sick co-conspirators.
Following the sentencing, Mrs Pelicot said she did not regret her decision to go public (Image: Getty)
Hundreds of protesters gathered outside with many praising and thanking Mrs Pelicot (Image: Getty)
The crimes are believed to have happened between 2011 and 2020, with detectives listing a total of 92 rapes committed by 72 men, 51 of whom have been identified aged between 26 and 73.
Pelicot is said to have sedated his wife with anti-anxiety drugs and sleeping pills before inviting “sex partners” on an online forum called “without her knowing”.
Most of the 50 men all come from towns and villages in a 50km (30 mile) radius of the Pelicots’ home village of Mazan.
Mrs Pelicot had no idea of the assaults until she attended a police station in 2020 following her husbands arrest in the supermarket.
In an usual but widely-acclaimed move, Mrs Pelicot waived her right to anonymity to allow the case to be held in public and to “shine a light” for other victims.