Even at the hospital, the ex-Deloitte tax specialist, who was charged with extreme harassment of a boss he was in love with, continued to inundate him with messages, testified the victim, who grew more concerned for his safety.
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“He became more and more disconnected from reality. He was obsessed, he created stories where I was always the center of attention,” she explained today at the Montreal courthouse.
On the third day, the tax expert testified in the trial of Philippe Dubé, a former chartered accountant who worked under him two years ago. He would have fallen in love with her only to harass her to the max.
It is that not only was Dubé fixated on her but would have believed in conspiracies that his employer who fired him wanted his skin. He had even begun to believe that comedian Martin Matte was sending him messages about adverts for Maxi.
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The victim says he ignored him for more than a year, but that didn’t calm Dubé, who continued to message him during troubling times.
“We’ll see each other again up there,” he said, for example.
Dubé would eventually have been hospitalized. But even there, he reportedly continued to post online, suggesting he was plotting a killing spree and that he would be dangerous if released.
“He really scared me,” the woman said, stifling a sob. When I knew he was coming out [de l’hôpital]I left my apartment for a few days. »
The woman eventually lodged a complaint with the police and Dubé was charged with criminal harassment. His trial is scheduled to last about a month.
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