Michel Chrétien

See also: Michel Chrétien (scientist)

Michel Chrétien (born 1968) is the youngest son of former Canadian Prime Minister Jean Chrétien and his wife Aline. He was adopted as a Gwichʼin child from an Inuvik orphanage.

He worked at Pluridesign's Canadian office for a time, having been hired by Jacques Corriveau^[1].

Criminal charges

In addition to past heroin and cocaine addictions, Chrétien is an admitted alcoholic, and was convicted for drinking and driving in 1998. He later received a nine-month suspended sentence after pleading guilty to assault after throwing a can at a former girlfriend's six-year-old son the same year.

In 1992, he was sentenced to three years in prison for sexually assaulting a Montreal woman, allegedly taking her home from a bar, then tying her up and forcing sex on her.^[2]

In 2003, Chrétien was charged with 3 counts of sexual assault, when a 19-year old accused him of having non-consensual sex with her after she passed out from heavy drinking at his apartment in Yellowknife. His trial lasted four days before he was acquitted by a 6-male, 6-female member jury.

References

1. ^ [1]
2. ^ http://www.nnsl.com/frames/newspapers/2002-07/jul26_02pmo.html

External links

• Lifetime of Grief: Chrétien as a study in FAS

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