Lulu Garcia Navarro

A lot of this book seems to be an attempt to understand who you actually married and also what you actually felt during that time.

Can you describe how you, Mr. Pelico, first met each other when you were teenagers?

As far as we know, Monsieur Pellicot seems to have started abusing you in 2011.

But in 2013, when you retired to Mazin, things accelerate.

And this is when you start experiencing essentially unexplained memory losses.

Can you tell me about the blackouts?

It was striking to me in reading your book how sort of dependent and isolated you were.

You were no longer working after you retire.

Your children didn't live nearby.

You didn't drive because you were having increasing blackouts and you were worried about them.

And Monsieur Pellicot took you to the doctors to make sure he could oversee what treatment you were getting.

How was he behaving towards you during this time?

Let's talk about the moment when everything changes for you and you get the information about what has really been happening.

In 2020, Monsieur Perico tells you that he's been caught filming up women's skirts at the local supermarket.

Were you shocked?

That last breakfast that you had together was two months from the time that he told you he'd been caught filming because it took that long for the police to call you both into the station.

You initially assumed that it was about the filming, that that's why you were both going to the police station.

But this is when you learn what actually had been happening to you.

I know this is an incredibly painful moment, but could you take me into it?

When they sit you down, what do they tell you and what do you see?