Procès civil contre Gilbert Rozon | Guy Fournier défend son ami Gilbert / La Presse

Tuesday, June 3, 2025, 6:22 pm

In a contentious civil trial, Gilbert Rozon’s legal team finds unexpected support as longtime associate Guy Fournier steps in to defend his friend. Notable voices—one even from a former premier—have rejected harsh characterizations of Rozon, intensifying an already dramatic courtroom showdown.

ledevoir.com / Gilbert Rozon n’est pas un ogre, dit l’ex-premier ministre Pierre Marc Johnson

M. Johnson a témoigné au procès civil de M. Rozon, qui est poursuivi pour des agressions sexuelles.

lapresse.ca / Procès civil contre Gilbert Rozon | Guy Fournier défend son ami Gilbert

Le journaliste, auteur et producteur, Guy Fournier, a pris la défense de son « ami » Gilbert Rozon, mardi. L’homme de 93 ans a dit avoir réagi avec tristesse en apprenant les allégations à caractère sexuelles qui visent M. Rozon.

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