Summary 

Dominique Pelicot's trial for the mass rape of his wife, Gisèle, is nearing its conclusion.  His daughter, Caroline, publicly denounced him in court, expressing her anger and disbelief.  Gisèle's lawyers delivered closing arguments, highlighting the horrific nature of the crime and praising Gisèle's bravery in waiving her anonymity. The trial has garnered significant attention in France,  sparking a broader discussion about rape, consent, and the responsibility of bystanders. A verdict is expected soon.