I mentioned it in my first video about Véronique Cloutier. That famous interview from February 5, 2006, on Tout le monde en parle, where Véronique publicly discussed what had happened with her father, Guy Cloutier.

I also told you that despite all my searching… I had never been able to find it.

Well… I found it.

And of course, I watched it. Twice, in fact.

But after searching for this interview for so long, I have to confess something: I was left wanting more.

In this video, I present some excerpts and, above all, what I noticed: Véronique's answers, her silences, the way she talks about her father… but also the way Guy A. Lepage conducts the interview.

Because the further I watched, the more a question kept coming back to me:

Why were certain questions never asked of her?

What was her actual relationship with Nathalie Simard? What did she ask her father after learning what he had done? Did she speak directly to Nathalie? These are some of the questions that, in my opinion, would have allowed us to delve much deeper.

I want to make one important point clear: I don't claim to know what Véronique knew at the time. In fact, I make that very clear in the video: I don't know. I deliberately distinguish what the interview reveals from my own impressions.

But twenty years later, now that I finally have this interview in front of me, I can tell you one thing:

What struck me most is perhaps not what Véronique said… but everything that was never said.

Now it's up to you to form your own opinion.

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CHAPTER

00:00 I found the Véronique Cloutier interview
02:05 The February 5, 2006 interview
03:34 A Véronique extremely in control
05:10 Guy A. Lepage's first question
07:01 When she brings her father herself
09:12 And what about Nathalie Simard in all this?

11:20 "I'm not a victim"
13:03 The agreement with Nathalie Simard
15:05 The jokes that break the seriousness
17:03 Did Véronique know?

19:06 A very controlled public image
21:14 What left me wanting more
22:31 The questions Guy A. never asked
24:32 The question I would have asked
25:45 Why did this interview disappear?

27:09 The other interviews I want to find

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