Fabrice Burgaud

Fabrice Burgaud (born 1971), is a French magistrate well-known to process the file of the Outreau trial. On February 8, 2006, Fabrice Burgaud is auditioned by the parliamentarians to review his actions as examining magistrate during the Outreau trial.[1]

Fabrice Burgaud
BornOctober 23th 1971
Niort (France)
NationalityFrench
EducationInstitut d'études politiques de Bordeaux
OccupationMagistrate

The event is passed by several television channels (for instance TF1, France 2 and La Chaîne Parlementaire) and radios. The judge Burgaud said since the start : “Today, maybe more than any other, I can feel their pain [of the acquitted men, whose some were present during the audition], imagine all they had lived, the imprisonment, the break-up with the loved ones, the disputed honesty… I’m entirely responsible of my investigation and don’t want to elude my responsibility”.[2]

He said, at the risk of chocking, that he “made honestly his work without any prejudice at all.” He had also insisted, giving up several edifying details, on the horrible nature of the children’s testimonies, describing horrendous mistreatment[3]

Bibliography
  • Patrick Maisonneuve (2015), Justice et politique : le couple infernal (in French), Plon
  • Florence Aubenas (2005), La Méprise : l'affaire d'Outreau (in French), Paris, éditions du Seuil, "H. C. Essais"
  • Father Dominique Wiel (2006), Que Dieu ait pitié de nous (in French), Paris, Oh! éditions
  • Marie-Christine Gryson-Dejehansart (2009), Outreau : la vérité abusée, 12 enfants reconnus victimes (in French), Paris, Hugo & Co.
  • Jacques Thomet (2013), Retour à Outreau, Kontre-Kulture

Filmography
  • Rémi Lainé (2011), Outreau, notre histoire (in French), documentary
  • Vincent Garenq (2011), Guilty
  • Serge Garde (2013), Outreau, l'autre vérité (in French), documentary
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See also

References
  1. Resume of his implication in the article of Le Figaro "Outreau, le séisme qui aurait dû bouleverser la justice" (in French), written by Julien Licourt
  2. Le Temps (in French)
  3. Return on his role in this article from Le Monde, "Quand Fabrice Burgaud 'pensait détenir la vérité'" (in French), written by Yves Bordenave and Jacques Follorou
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