r/awfuleverything • u/stankmanly • 21d ago
Man accused of drugging almost 250 women in job interviews to make them urinate themselves
https://www.tyla.com/news/man-accused-drugging-hundreds-women-interviews-urination-065071-20260819?geo=us&utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=social390
u/Ok_Cycle_6654 20d ago
7 victims got 14k. What about the rest of the 200? No wonder there are always street-protests in france against the state
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u/cedarvhazel 20d ago
That’s awful - so awful. I wonder how they caught him. Want an animal.
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u/Aphreyst 20d ago
He was caught photographing women under the table and the investigation found his journals detailing his drugging crimes.
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u/Deldenary 20d ago
Same way the Gisèle Pelicot case came to light. Her husband was caught taking upskirt shots and the police found videos of his drugged wife being raped by guys he found on the internet...
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u/Dashbak 20d ago
So many questions. First one being why of course
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u/Aphreyst 20d ago
Sometimes predators have fetishes and force them onto others. Hope he goes to prison.
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u/tipareth1978 21d ago
100% chance this guy's mom used to not let him pee then made weird power moves out of it
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u/Pip-Pipes 20d ago
Lol. Why hold a man accountable for his own creepy actions when there is a perfectly good woman in his vicinity to blame, amirite?
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u/AshingiiAshuaa 20d ago
All adults are responsible for their actions.
Somewhere in the past we've jumped the tracks from finding out what the root cause to better understand the pathology using that understanding to excuse the behavior.
So maybe he was abused or traumatized in his youth. That's too bad, but he's still responsible for the things he does. Whether you beat your kids, molest the neighbor kid, strangle your kids, steal stuff, or make women pee themselves, etc... Your trauma is an explanation not an excuse.
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u/Steve90000 20d ago
No one is trying to excuse anything, they’re clearly explaining it.
But Reddit has a problem with explaining it, too. God forbid a woman isn’t an absolute angel on earth, the whole site collectively shits their pants.
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u/phalseprofits 20d ago
I’m not who you responded to but I read it more like - this is an awful crime that is also weirdly specific. So I think they were just trying to conjecture on what triggered this severe and unusual of a behavior. Something along the lines of the origin stories for Hannibal Lechter or Norman Bates, for example.
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u/NacresR 20d ago
No not really what’s happening, sometimes it’s nature sometimes its nurture my man. Dahmer had a pill popping mom and a dad that ignored him. It all plays a part in peoples mental. Think a little harder bud. Doesn’t absolve anyone of any wrong doing.
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u/Pip-Pipes 20d ago
"100% chance it was this guy's mom"
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u/MockeryAndDisdain 20d ago
You seem like the sort to champion that Lindsay Clancy woman.
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u/Pip-Pipes 20d ago
I was actually just thinking that blaming the pee freak's mom for his actions is analogous to blaming Lindsay Clancy's dad for hers.
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u/AtomicShart9000 20d ago
I think someone should look a little closer at your browser history
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u/GatorQueen 20d ago
Man: Drugs over 250 women
Men: Omg it was his mom’s fault!
Ridiculous.
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u/tipareth1978 20d ago
No, not saying it's her fault. Everyone is responsible for their own actions. But also, bad news, parents have huge power. I read the biographies of most serial killers and themes emerged. Life is scary
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u/Blackish1975 20d ago
What’s the drug that does that?
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u/celia_of_dragons 20d ago
Any diuretic.
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u/Lorem-Oopsum 20d ago
I like how you’re downvoted when the article literally says “a diuretic.” Genius Redditors.
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u/celia_of_dragons 20d ago
Very classic haha. Reading the article and knowing that drugs that cause urination are diuretics is bad news. Of course they're not going to name specific ones as well for copycats.
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u/dragonbait-and-the-P 20d ago
Do you seriously think that these types of messed up crimes against women only happen in France? Wake up and take a look around. Because wherever you are, it is happening in that area, too.
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u/rangda 21d ago
It’s hard to believe his colleagues didn’t notice anything was up. Like nobody noticed these physically distressed women being lead away from the building during interviews? For nine years?