Les Siffleurs

Lila, a student, suddenly disappears after an evening with friends. She had created @lessiffleurs, an account on social networks where she posted a "selfie" of herself with each of the men who harassed her daily in the street. In charge of the investigation, Captain Marianne Kacem cannot help but think that Lila was unconscious to walk around in a mini-skirt and provoke her harassers: she must be found quickly. One event, however, blurs the objectivity of her view: the father of a friend of the victim is none other than the man who raped her twenty years ago, when she joined the police...

While Lenoir discovers photos of Solène, apparently still a minor, on amateur pornographic sites, Kacem is woken up at dawn because Maulin has requested an interview. She reveals to Tardi that he raped her twenty years ago and that she can no longer file a complaint because there is a statute of limitations. Maulin warns the police of the disappearance of his daughter. He is outraged when she implies that he could have abused his child, but Marianne tells him straight away that she knows what he is capable of and that she is determined to have him arrested, for this affair or another. other. Lenoir, meanwhile, manages to establish a link between the disappearance of Lila and that of Solène...