French man accused of drugging his wife and inviting men to rape her

Sure, but currently this is the best information we have to work with. Feel free to supply superior information.

The OP only supplied so far about 3 or 4 other lookups of the men, I don't contend that they are a match, very especially the firefighter who without a doubt is the same person.

If we get a better result for evidence that ties a different Cyprien Culieras to the case then that would be great. IDK how france does it but they could save us all a lot of hassle if there was an indictment document someone could pull up which shows where they hail from or how far they traveled, in the US sometimes that type of information will be in the indictment, charging document as the facts being presented by the prosecution to the court, so and so drove X miles to murder Y, etc. such information is generally material to the case and affects severity of sentencing, so I'd be surprised if that information wasn't available somewhere by the conclusion of this case in some official capacity.

Feel free to contribute superior information.

If there was a youtube star on the list of suspects I would find it strange that was not highlighted in the examples listed as noteworthy by the press, eg. the truck driver, soldier, local journalist, nurse, IT specialist, etc. were all listed then they get down to craftsmen but don't mention a youtuber? I think that would be significant, and it's omission in the reporting patently conspicuous. And, you said this case has been going on for years by he's still putting out videos regularly, his last one is from 4 months ago, and it's not one of the faces in your original tweet of doxxed perps.

Plenty of them we're leading quite dysfunctional lives

The case on its own is bad enough, it's quite hard to get what point you are making with this

This is still a tiny subset of people

Thankfully really stupid people

There are bad people out there

The vast majority aren't , most let it slip

Someone is married to one of Jamie burgers killers

Feel free to prove it's not. I think there is plenty of articulable reason to disbelieve it's the youtube guy, for the previously stated reason he's still putting out videos and with a noteworthy profession was never mentioned by any of the reporting, when the same reporting enumerated much more interesting (soldier, journalist etc) and mediocre (IT specialist etc.) occupations.

Respectfully, the more you think this through I believe the less it becomes logical,

Even assuming they had an untraceable means of contacting police, and even assuming police would act on a completely anonymous call and not dismiss it like eg. swatting, there's reason to believe they'd be tipping off the police to someone that already had obtained a ton of their information: not just the possibility of video recordings of within the house but copies of text messages and anything else the husband required of the men before he gave away his home address.

It is not likely he just asked anyone on the chatroom to come on over without careful vetting, not with the risk of being caught and catfished by law enforcement, it is highly likely he had copies of their IDs and/or all sorts of other information he would need to vet them, that would just lead police right back to the people who would otherwise have tried to anonymously tip off the police - after all, that's exactly how the police found them all.

https://www.nytimes.com/2024/09/02/world/europe/france-husband-rape-drug-trial-mazan.html?unlocked_article_code=1.IE4.m6Rr.VqL5ZkQJPRTf&smid=url-share

Using the man’s photographs, videos and online messages, the police spent the next two years identifying and charging those other suspects.

On the devices, the police say they found 300 photographs and a video of an unconscious woman being sexually assaulted by many people. They said they also found Skype messages in which the man boasted of drugging his wife and invited men to join him in having sex with her while she was unconscious.

Over the course of their investigation, the police found more than 20,000 videos and photographs, many of them dated and labeled, in an electronic folder titled “abuse.” The timeline they built began in 2011. The list of suspects grew to 83.

Some suspects he didn't know the names of as they couldn't track them down

The ones who gave him the info, sweet mother of God, they were the idiots who couldn't follow logic

You can be sure not everyone went through with it, so the numbers are way higher that what he contacted

So your logic has failed

Similar to your payfone logic

If Johnny law had been more aware of this website it would have been shutdown

Its not something they resource

And also how does this regular Joe schmuck vet someone who could be the police exactly

Hey are you the police? ..... No

They probably sent him abuse images. Many of them had convictions that could be verified too.

Sorry what? He was confirming people convictions

Easy enough to fake a few photos, this is again the PO po sé are talking about

2.21bn people use Facebook on a daily basis in 2024. So quite a few.

https://backlinko.com/facebook-users

Do you have any advice for how men might identify these “far from ordinary” men?

Because they certainly looked and acted like ordinary men in all the rest of their lives.

Considering your original thread title……