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On December 19, 2024, the most publicized trial of the decade concluded, an unprecedented case that became a landmark in the fight against sexual violence against women. Caroline Darian, daughter of both the victim and the perpetrator, offers a unique perspective on the ordeal her family endured, not only because of the tension of the courtroom sessions with the strangers who raped her mother and a father who continues to lie, but also because of the invasion of their privacy and the malicious insinuations of the defense. In this harrowing testimony, Darian analyzes the serious shortcomings of a judicial process as historic as it was traumatic. She reveals chilling episodes from her father's past that are also under investigation, the painful estrangement from her mother, and the helplessness of victims who, like her, lack proof of the abuse they suffered and whose suffering may not be fully expressed in legal terms, but who nonetheless require redress.