Antarctic sexual assault

Senior Buddhist Monk Arrested in Sri Lanka Over Alleged Rape

One of Sri Lanka’s most senior Buddhist monks, Pallegama Hemarathana Thero, aged 71, has been arrested and remanded to prison on charges of sexually assaulting an 11-year-old girl. The allegations stem from repeated rape and sexual assault that allegedly occurred in 2022. The survivor’s mother has also been arrested, accused of abetting the abuse, while the monk, a custodian of eight sacred sites, faces a travel ban and is awaiting his first court appearance. This case marks the highest-ranking monk in Sri Lanka to face such serious allegations involving child abuse.

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Dances With Wolves Actor Nathan Chasing Horse Sentenced to Life for Sexual Assault

A Nevada judge sentenced actor Nathan Chasing Horse to life in prison for sexually assaulting Indigenous women and girls. Chasing Horse was convicted of 13 charges, primarily related to sexual assaults on three women, after a jury found him guilty of exploiting his position as a spiritual leader. Victims and their families recounted the lasting trauma and loss of faith resulting from his actions, with one stating that her childhood and future were stolen. Despite his continued denial of the charges, the judge emphasized his manipulation of trust and spirituality for personal gratification. Additional charges remain pending in Canada.

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Trump Makes Significant Error While Discussing Justice Alito

The article details Lonna Drewes’ allegations of sexual assault against Eric Swalwell, which she claims occurred during their third meeting after initially connecting socially. Drewes states that she believes Swalwell drugged her drink at his hotel room, leading to her incapacitation before the alleged assault and choking. She asserts that she never consented to any sexual activity and that her delay in reporting was due to fear of Swalwell’s political power and connections.

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Indian National Charged with Sexual Assault on Perth Flight

An Indian national, identified as Sudhir Kumar Chahuan, faces charges of sexual assault on a passenger during an international flight from Singapore to Perth. The Australian Federal Police allege the 52-year-old committed non-consensual sexual acts against the woman seated next to him. Following the woman’s report to airline staff, Chahuan was apprehended upon the flight’s arrival in Perth and subsequently remanded in custody. Authorities emphasize their zero-tolerance policy for such criminal behavior, encouraging passengers to report any instances of unwanted contact.

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Weinstein Retrial Focuses on Unusual Anatomy

Harvey Weinstein is facing a retrial in New York on a single rape charge stemming from an alleged 2013 incident involving Jessica Mann. Jury selection is imminent, though Weinstein is already incarcerated and faces up to 25 years for a separate sexual assault conviction. While Weinstein denies all accusations, asserting he “acted wrongly, but I never assaulted anyone,” the defense will argue that accusers willingly engaged in sexual encounters seeking his Hollywood influence. The outcome of this trial will not affect his current imprisonment, but the proceedings may be influenced by a change in Weinstein’s legal team.

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Stepbrother Charged as Adult with Murder Sex Abuse in Cruise Ship Death

A young girl’s life was tragically cut short, and the federal government, through the Department of Justice, has now charged her stepbrother as an adult with the horrific crimes of first-degree murder and aggravated sexual abuse. This case, originating from a cruise ship death, has sent shockwaves through the community, highlighting a chilling sequence of events that led to the demise of the Florida high school senior. The DOJ’s indictment paints a grim picture, alleging that the stepbrother not only sexually assaulted but also intentionally killed his stepsister. Officials have stated that the teen girl died from mechanical asphyxiation, a brutal end to a life brimming with potential.… Continue reading

Four Women Accuse Representative Swalwell of Sexual Misconduct

A former staffer of Rep. Eric Swalwell has alleged that he sexually assaulted her when she was heavily intoxicated, an incident she claims left her bruised and bleeding. This account is part of a broader pattern of alleged misconduct detailed by multiple women, including unsolicited explicit messages and nude photos sent by the congressman. Swalwell vehemently denies all allegations, calling them false and timed to impact an upcoming election, and his attorney has issued cease-and-desist letters to some accusers. CNN has corroborated key elements of the women’s claims through interviews and documents, though other former staff members report no inappropriate interactions with Swalwell.

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Trump Accuser Lawyer Demands President Testify Under Oath in Epstein Case

The attorney for a woman who accuses Donald Trump of sexual assault during her childhood is demanding the president testify under oath. This accuser claims Jeffrey Epstein introduced her to Trump in 1984, at which point she alleges Trump forced her to perform a sexual act. While the White House has not commented, the attorney pointed to Melania Trump’s call for congressional hearings, stating that Donald Trump, who is mentioned extensively in the Epstein files, should be subpoenaed. Other Epstein survivors also advocate for accountability and transparency, criticizing the federal government’s handling of the investigation.

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FBI Censored 13-Year-Old’s Epstein Testimony to Protect Trump

FBI notes from an interview with a woman alleging sexual assault by Donald Trump in the 1980s, when she was a minor and trafficked by Jeffrey Epstein, reportedly contain details not present in official summaries. These notes suggest less uncertainty about her travel with Epstein, which could indicate sex trafficking, and describe Trump’s alleged assault and two subsequent interactions. The Department of Justice has denied any withheld files, while the White House has called the accusations baseless.

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Jury Awards $19 Million to Cosby Sexual Assault Victim in 1972 Case

A civil jury in California has found Bill Cosby liable for drugging and sexually assaulting Donna Motsinger in 1972, awarding her $19.25 million in damages. The verdict came after a nearly two-week trial where jurors determined Cosby was responsible for sexual battery and assault, despite his legal team’s arguments that the allegations were speculative. This decision follows Cosby’s earlier release from prison in Pennsylvania after his criminal conviction was overturned. Cosby’s attorneys have stated their intent to appeal the civil jury’s finding.

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