French police have launched a major investigation into Christian Negre, a civil servant accused of drugging hundreds of women over a ten-year period. The case, which has been described by investigators as a scandal of 'chemical submission,' centers on evidence found during a search of the suspect's digital devices. According to reports, authorities recovered a spreadsheet on Negre’s computer titled 'Experiments P,' which allegedly contained a detailed list of suspected victims.

The investigation is currently ongoing, and officials are working to identify and contact the individuals listed in the document. While the allegations are severe, the legal process is in its early stages, and the suspect is entitled to the presumption of innocence as authorities verify the contents of the recovered files. The case has drawn significant public attention due to the scale of the alleged actions and the systematic nature suggested by the digital evidence found by police. As of now, details regarding the specific methods used or the exact timeline of the alleged crimes remain subject to the ongoing judicial inquiry.