'I can't believe they have done this'... Outrage after the singing Marsh family who previously appeared on the BBC's Children in Need release cringe Gisèle Pelicot parody of Paul Simon's 50 Ways To Le

A musical family-of-six has been slammed for being 'remarkably tasteless' and 'shameful' after releasing a parody song exploring the Gisele Pelicot mass rape trial. Describing it as 'super-topical', the family wrote in a statement: 'It's our twist on Paul Simon's fantastic '50 Ways to Leave Your Lover' released in December 1975, but parodied to address the culmination of the mass rape trial in France which ended today with the conviction of 51 men in Avignon. The musical Marsh family has been slammed for being 'remarkably tasteless' and 'shameful' after releasing a parody song exploring the Gisele Pelicot mass rape trial Dr Ben Marsh and his wife, Danielle, alongside their four children, have presented their twist on Paul Simon's 50 Ways To Leave Your Lover Their song came just hours after Dominique Pelicot was sentenced on Thursday to 20 years in jail for orchestrating and committing the mass rape of his now ex-wife, Gisele Pelicot Hastily assembled on a Thurs evening, & work of heart rather than of art. Dominique Pelicot, who has been dubbed 'The Monster of Avignon', was sentenced on Thursday to 20 years in jail for orchestrating and committing the mass rape of his now ex-wife Firefighters, soldiers, lorry drivers, a DJ and a journalist were among those found guilty of raping and sexually abusing 72-year-old Gisele at the behest of her husband over the course of a decade at their home in Mazan, southern France - all without her knowledge The Marsh family first found fame in 2020 during lockdown with their version of Les Misérables' One Day More, which went viral.