Louise Bernard, edited by Manon Fossat 11:19 am, November 26, 2021

After the broadcast on Thursday evening of a report by "Special Envoy" giving a voice to women who accuse Nicolas Hulot of sexual assault, an actress in turn breaks the silence. In a letter published on the site of France Info, the host Maureen Dor tells that the former minister would have "jumped on" her when she was 18 years old.

Caresses or kisses by surprise, attempted forced fellatio: three women testified against Nicolas Hulot for acts which would have taken place between 1989 and 2001, prescribed, in a report broadcast Thursday evening by

Special Envoy

.

Charges that the environmental activist formally denies.

But after the dissemination of this survey, another woman testifies and explains that she too was sexually assaulted by the former host and politician.

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The Belgian host and actress Maureen Dor has indeed sent a letter to the

Special Envoy

teams

.

An approach she took, when she learned that several women would testify on the show.

She says there that Nicolas Hulot would have "jumped on" her and "tried to kiss" against her will in a hotel in Brussels.

She was then 18 years old and the facts, which date back to 1989, would therefore be prescribed. 

Other women would think about testifying

The actress's letter was published in full on the francetvinfo.fr website. After this new accusation, Nicolas Hulot did not react, but he affirmed on BFMTV to ignore all accusations of sexual violence before the broadcast of the

Special Envoy

report

. "These assertions are false," he said, regretting not having been able to watch the show before it was broadcast.

"There is also no ongoing investigation into these facts," insisted his lawyer Alain Jakubowicz in an interview with

Point

Thursday.

"Doubt must benefit the accused".

Elise Lucet says she has proposed to Nicolas Hulot and his lawyers to watch the report "with blurred faces", so that the former minister presenter presents his version of the facts.

But they "refused".

Thursday evening on set, after the broadcast of her investigation, director Virginie Vilar confided that other women were considering testifying.