French Business Tycoon Jacques Bouthier Faces Assault Allegations, How Much Could Be Give In Compensation?

Forced orgies, sexual servitude, and rape of girls between the ages of 14 and 16 are the claims against the 75-year-old French businessman Jacques Bouthiera.

Bouthier was apprehended on May 21 last year after a 22-year-old girl presented herself to Paris police.

In addition, the girl also claimed she was a "prisoner" of a very wealthy man who raped her regularly for five years.

The Tycoon told the young woman she needed to find another victim because she was "too old for him."

Furthermore, a 14-year-old subsequently took her place at Bouthier's apartment in the capital, where he separated the young ladies and visited them on occasion.

He didn't release them until they were "old," which took years. The wealthy enticed minors into financial hardships and unstable family situations by giving them lodging and board in exchange for sexual interactions.

The young woman who submitted the complaint was able to produce one video, which she subsequently gave to the detectives.

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Tycoon Jacques Bouthiera's estimated net worth as of 2022 is around $1 Billion, according to naijaonpoint.com.

Bouthier was the driving force behind Asus 2000, a 1974-founded insurance company renamed Vilavi in January of this year.

With 1,800 employees, a turnover of 163 million euros, and 550,000 consumers, it's a very well-known corporation in France.

Bouthier al 487, in 2020, will be the home of France's wealthiest people, with a heritage worth an estimated 160 million euros.

On Tuesday, May 24, Tycoon resigned as President: "The Vilavi Group takes note of Jacques Bouthier's declaration of his resignation from his position as President.

Moreover, Jacques resigned from all his actions and obligations inside the firm." The company said in a statement to the French press. General Directorate of Communications

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The assault complaint against Jacques Bouthier is still being investigated. Because the case's proper evaluation and conclusion have yet to be finalized, the appropriate amount of compensation has yet to be determined.

Bouthier, 75, was charged with "human trafficking" and "rape of a juvenile" in May in Paris, along with five other people, following a preliminary inquiry that began mid-March.

The former entrepreneur, now in his seventies, was arrested and charged with "conspiracy to conduct abduction" and "kidnapping in an organized gang and possession of child pornography photographs" in May.

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