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TVI was ordered to pay 20,000 euros to Robert Murat, the Briton who was identified by this television as a "pedophile" in several TV shows, including live, in the case of the disappearance of the small Maddie May 2007. In a judgment dated June, the Supreme Court of Justice sentenced TVI to pay 20,000 euros to the Briton who, following the disappearance of the child, became suspect and even accused, writes the Saturday magazine.
The Briton who has been publicly accused of having frequented pedophile websites will receive 16,000 euros of TVI and 4,000 euros more from the journalist who treated him pedophile on television. In the judgment, it is said that as a result of these accusations, Robert Murat "was pointed and disturbed every time he went out", "received threats directed at himself and his family ", began to avoid going out on the street. when he did it and moved "and" looked for psychiatric help. "The judgment further states that Robert Murat was unemployed and therefore economically dependent on his mother, which had not happened since the age of 16. To this day, the Briton was 35 years old.
Arbitral damages to be settled by BB, SA, for an amount of 16 000,00 € and to be paid by defendant CC, for an amount of 4 000,00 €,
The court concluded that Robert Murat had been identified by TVI as a "pedophile" and that "the disclosure, in question television, that the author attended pedophile websites and the designation of the same as" British pedophile "is objectively offensive to the good reputation. "
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