An official mixed a diuretic into hundreds of women during job interviews to make them urinate in front of him.
In France, a scandalous case is being investigated against Christian Negre, a former senior official of the Ministry of Culture. According to the investigation, for almost 10 years, Negre conducted interviews with female candidates, offering them tea or coffee, in which he added a powerful diuretic. Afterwards, he invited them to "get some fresh air", deliberately keeping them away from any bathroom.
When the medication began to take effect, the women suffered from dizziness, tremors, sweating, and an urgent need to urinate. But when they asked to interrupt the interview to go to the bathroom, Negre refused, continuing with the questions while observing their suffering.
The victims ended up literally urinating themselves, feeling shame and humiliation, something that the man found pleasurable. In some cases, he even photographed them in that situation.
There are more than 240 declared victims, many of whom suffer from psychological sequelae. Negre was removed from public office and is now facing trial for administering prohibited substances and for sexual assaults. He could receive up to 10 years in prison.
