The Alexander brothers, formerly celebrated luxury real estate “closers,” are now on trial for sex trafficking, facing accusations of violent rape against at least 10 women each. Prosecutors allege the brothers conspired to lure, incapacitate with drugs, and attack women, often through promises of luxury travel and exclusive experiences. While the defense argues these allegations are an extortion attempt and that the brothers’ actions constitute “dating” rather than trafficking, compelling testimony from accusers details instances of assault and incapacitation with substances like ketamine. The case continues, with the defense highlighting inconsistencies in witness testimonies and the potential for celebrity status to influence public perception.
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Following the police’s counsel against remaining alone, the individual returned home in a state of shock and contacted a friend. It was during this call that the phrase “Dominique is in custody because he raped me and had me raped” was uttered, marking the first instance the word “rape” was used to describe the events. This crucial articulation of Mr. Pelicot’s crime occurred after an arduous five-hour period of questioning.
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A former vet, teacher, and summer camp leader, Jon Ruben, has been sentenced to over 23 years in prison for sexually assaulting boys after lacing sweets with tranquillizers. Ruben, 76, exploited his position of trust, even drugging his wife to prevent her from witnessing the abuse. Victims’ parents delivered emotional testimonies, with some expressing their anger and distress directly to Ruben during the sentencing at Leicester Crown Court. His wife of 24 years, Susan, has initiated divorce proceedings and described him as a “sadistic, monstrous paedophile.”
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A list compiled by the Ohio Immigrant Alliance and the Pacific Antifascist Collective reveals that 29 out of 30 ICE and CBP agents have faced sexual offense charges, with two-thirds of those involving crimes against children. The article highlights specific examples, including an ICE agent with a history of violence and racism who fatally shot a man but has not been charged, and other agents charged with crimes such as sexual assault, child sex trafficking, and rape. The Ohio Immigrant Alliance expresses concern over the agency’s lack of seriousness in addressing the issue of gender-based violence. The article also points out the rise of ICE impersonators and ICE’s substantial recruitment efforts, using aggressive and militaristic advertising strategies.
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Actor Mario Rodriguez filed a lawsuit against Tyler Perry, alleging repeated unwanted sexual advances, including sexual battery and assault, over several years. The lawsuit, filed in California, seeks at least $77 million in damages and also names Lionsgate, the distributor of “Boo! A Madea Halloween,” accusing the studio of ignoring Perry’s alleged misconduct. The complaint details alleged incidents at Perry’s home, beginning in 2014, and describes additional encounters in subsequent years. Rodriguez’s lawsuit follows a similar suit filed in June by another actor, Derek Dixon.
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The Metropolitan Police has announced two additional charges against Russell Brand, including one count of rape and one count of sexual assault, stemming from allegations made by two more women. These new charges come after Brand previously pleaded not guilty to five earlier charges of rape, sexual assault, and indecent assault involving four other women. Brand, aged 50, is scheduled to appear at Westminster Magistrates’ Court on January 20, 2026, to address these latest allegations.
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The latest release of the Epstein files includes an FBI tip alleging President Trump “raped” a Jeffrey Epstein sex trafficking victim. These documents also contained a letter purportedly written by Epstein to Dr. Larry Nassar, mentioning Trump’s alleged interest in young women. The Justice Department, however, has dismissed these claims as “untrue and sensationalist.” A former limo driver’s testimony also surfaced, detailing a conversation where Trump allegedly discussed “abusing some girl” while on the phone with “Jeffrey.”
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Fernando P., a German man, was convicted of drugging and raping his wife for years, filming the acts, and sharing the videos online. The court found him guilty of offenses between 2018 and 2024, leading to an eight-and-a-half-year prison sentence. The case, similar to the Dominique Pelicot trial in France, highlights the need for legal reforms and a reevaluation of consent laws. Activists hope this verdict will help shatter the illusion of safety that abusers have and lead to more convictions.
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Jesse Butler, an Oklahoma high school student, was convicted of sexual assault but received no prison sentence. The parents of one of Butler’s alleged victims expressed their outrage to ABC News, claiming the justice system failed their daughter. The parents described feeling unheard and frustrated by the lack of consequences for Butler’s actions. They are now speaking out to raise awareness and advocate for changes in how such cases are handled.
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Scott Liggett, the vice principal of Mars Elementary School, was arrested in St. Joseph County, Indiana, on charges of child seduction involving his adopted daughter. The alleged grooming began in 2015 when Liggett was an academic dean at Mary Daly Elementary School in Elkhart, Indiana, and continued through the victim’s foster care and eventual adoption by the Liggett family. The victim, now 17, reported sexual assault earlier this year. Parents in all districts where Liggett worked have been notified, with one parent expressing shock at discovering Liggett’s true identity, which differed from the name used on the school website.
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John Q. Hosedrinker
ICE & CBP Officials Face Sex Crime Charges: “Agency Not Taking it Seriously”
A list compiled by the Ohio Immigrant Alliance and the Pacific Antifascist Collective reveals that 29 out of 30 ICE and CBP agents have faced sexual offense charges, with two-thirds of those involving crimes against children. The article highlights specific examples, including an ICE agent with a history of violence and racism who fatally shot a man but has not been charged, and other agents charged with crimes such as sexual assault, child sex trafficking, and rape. The Ohio Immigrant Alliance expresses concern over the agency’s lack of seriousness in addressing the issue of gender-based violence. The article also points out the rise of ICE impersonators and ICE’s substantial recruitment efforts, using aggressive and militaristic advertising strategies.
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