Act of French teacher, exploited 89 children in 9 countries including India, secret revealed through pen drive

Act of French teacher, exploited 89 children in 9 countries including India, secret revealed through pen drive

The dreadful deeds of Jacques Leveugle, a former teacher in France, have come to light. This 79-year-old man is accused of sexually exploiting at least 89 minor boys in 9 countries including India. This sequence continued for about 50 years from 1967 to 2022. The police came to know about this when the accused’s nephew found a pendrive in which he had written down the accounts of all his black misdeeds.

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How was this big secret revealed?

This whole matter came to light when Jacques Leveugle’s nephew found a pendrive. This pendrive contained memories and diary written in 15 parts. In this, the accused had mentioned in detail his actions with the children. In this record, he has also confessed to killing his mother and his aunt. The accused claimed to be a lover of children and used to trap them with his words.

Which countries and whom were attacked?

Accused Jacques Leveugle targeted children not only in France but in many countries of the world. For this he often identified himself as a teacher.

total victims
89 minors (boys aged 13 to 17)

time of crime
Between 1967 and 2022

affected countries
India, Germany, Switzerland, Morocco, Niger, Algeria, Philippines, Colombia and New Caledonia

age of the accused
79 years

What legal action has been taken so far?

Grenoble’s public prosecutor Etienne Manteaux gave information about this matter in a press conference on February 10, 2026. The accused was taken into custody in 2024 itself and has been accused of serious charges of rape and sexual assault. The police are now searching for the victims who have been mentioned by the accused in his diary by code name or nickname. The investigation into this case is expected to be completed by the end of 2026.

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