
Two relatives of Pierre-Alain Cottineau appeared at the Nantes criminal court for having obstructed the investigation into suspected rape of minors by communicating with him despite the investigators' ban.
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The investigation targets an LGBT activist suspected of a series of rapes against minors.
Two relatives of Pierre-Alain Cottineau were summoned, Monday, October 12, to the Nantes criminal court for facts likely to have hindered the investigation, dating back to mid-September 2024. They were tried for having exchanged, before his arrest, with the LGBT activist suspected of a series of rapes against minors, despite a ban formulated by the investigators.
Asked by the Minors Office (Ofmin) to confirm the identity of a four-year-old victim, one of Pierre-Alain Cottineau's best friends could not help but write to him immediately. Anxious to obtain explanations for the alleged facts, she exchanged several messages with Pierre-Alain Cottineau in the days preceding her arrest at Nantes airport.
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This same woman had also alerted the suspect's father. Following the instructions of his son, who was then in Tunisia, the fifty-year-old went to his home to collect a cell phone and equipment...

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