The identities of both victims are protected by a publication ban.īoisclair’s second victim described his assault as an “open wound that has not healed to this day.” He said it occurred shortly after he had come out as gay and at a time when he was building his identity. According to the statement of facts, he repeatedly took off his victim’s pants and attempted to engage in sexual acts with the man, who refused multiple times. In the second case, Boisclair pleaded guilty to sexual assault. Laflamme said the other people involved have never been identified.
Boisclair then held the victim’s chest as one of the other men present attempted to penetrate him.Ī charge of sexual assault with a weapon in that case was stayed as part of the plea agreement. Quebec politician André Boisclair has plead guilty Monday to sexually assaulting two men in their early 20s after meeting them online.Īccording to an agreed statement of facts read by prosecutor - Boisclair had been consuming drugs and suggested that the victim participate in anal sex In a FOURWAY! When the man refused, Boisclair told the two other people who were present to anally rape him.
