A former educator has been indicted on charges of sexually assaulting 89 minors across multiple countries, including Switzerland, in a decades-long pattern of abuse.
Jacques Leveugle, a man in his 70s, faces accusations spanning from 1967 to 2022, according to reports. The scope of the alleged crimes has prompted investigations and a call for witnesses from authorities.
Details emerging about Leveugle’s life reveal a complex background. He is described as a traveler and writer, in addition to being a suspected serial abuser. The case has garnered significant attention in France, where authorities are piecing together the extent of his alleged criminal activity. Franceinfo provides a detailed account of the timeline of accusations.
The alleged offenses occurred across five continents, highlighting the international nature of the crimes. Le Monde has published a profile of Leveugle, detailing his life as a traveler and writer alongside the allegations.
Authorities have issued an appeal for witnesses who may have information related to the case. The investigation is ongoing and the full extent of the alleged abuse is still being determined.
This case underscores the global reach of sexual abuse and the challenges in bringing perpetrators to justice across international borders. The allegations against Leveugle are particularly disturbing given the length of time over which the abuse is alleged to have occurred and the number of victims involved.
