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JUSTICE – "I baded them once, I'll have them a second time". According to former Jawad Bendaoud's companion, the so-called "landlord" of two terrorists of November 13th would have pronounced these words after his release in February, about his appeal trial which began on November 21st. . And this little sentence taints a little more his already heavy file.
Unveiled in June by Europe 1, this reported statement was filed and discussed this Wednesday, November 28 on the first day of the interrogation of Jawad Bendaoud before the Paris Court of Appeal.
The opportunity for the man of 32, tried for "concealment of terrorist criminals" alongside two other defendants, to explain these remarks. And to deny them.
Makao, Macron and Secret Story
As usual, Jawad Bendaoud wanted to "tell the whole story", with great detail, to explain the origin of this sentence. He first returned to a party party spent alongside Makao, former bodyguard Emmanuel Macron during his campaign. In June, when photos of the two men together were circulating on social networks, Jawad Bendaoud told Release that the colossus of 2.13 meters was a "near near-close".
The two men actually spent at least one evening together, told by Jawad Bendaoud during his interrogation on Wednesday. "I went to pick up Makao who was with Emmanuel and Brigitte Macron," he began to tell, leaving the president of the court disconcerted. "It's the bodyguard Macron, who has done 'Secret Story'," he tried to clarify, without managing to dispel the astonishment of the court. Preview in "not touch my position", the former rugby player of the national team of Congo participated in 2017 in the last season of "Secret Story".
Jawad Bendaoud then said that he had spent an evening with Makao and "very pretty girls". "And when I say girls, it's top level," he says seriously. Jealousy, his ex-companion would then "fart the weights" seeing videos of this evening broadcast on the account Snapchat Jawad Bendaoud. The latter indicates that at that time he was injured because, according to him, his companion did not come to see him "for two years in solitary confinement" (between his arrest on 18 November 2015 and his trial at first instance, ndlr) and did not "bring him back to solitary confinement".
"I won once, I'll win a second time"
During this evening-related dispute, his girlfriend allegedly told him: "You'll see, I'll send you to prison by any means, I'll make sure you get baded." Jawad Bendaoud badures that he did not utter the polemical sentence, but that he would have answered his ex-companion: "I won once, I'll win a second time". "I swear on my son's head, in front of all the journalists, that I did not say that," he said.
A repeat offender, Jawad Bendaoud was sentenced in November to a one-year suspended prison sentence with probation for badaulting and threatening his ex-companion, facts dating from October 2015 and March. -April 2018. He has several times during his interrogation this Wednesday testified to his anger towards her. Cited as a witness in the case, she could appear before the Court of Appeal next week.
Contacted by The HuffPostMakao did not immediately respond to our solicitation.
It had already been a question of this little sentence imputed to Jawad Bendaoud on the day of the opening of the appeal on 21 November. At the end of the discussions, the latter went to meet Bley Bilal Mokono, wounded in an explosion at the Stade de France on November 13, 2015, who came to attend the trial. "He explained to me that he was afraid of my reaction" about this sentence, Mokono told reporters. "I just reminded him that what I want is the truth, the truth, I think he said it the first time." Today there is a trial on appeal, let's respect it, that's what I told him, "he said.
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