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Press Review - France Arrests Teen for Plotting Attacks on Women in Landmark 'Incel' Case
- On July 2, Sean Combs was convicted of two counts of transportation for prostitution but acquitted of sex trafficking and racketeering, highlighting a mixed legal outcome.
- The case originated from allegations that Combs funded interstate travel for male sex workers, coercing Cassie and Jane into drug- and baby oil-fuelled orgies, as prosecutors argued.
- The prosecution described drug- and baby oil-fuelled orgies with male sex workers, lasting up to four days, with witnesses stating, 'we saw violence with our own eyes.'
- Despite a mixed verdict, Sean Combs remains in custody awaiting potential years in prison, with supporters celebrating and survivors disappointed, highlighting ongoing societal tensions in #MeToo cases.
- In the wake of the trial, advocates see the verdict as a reflection of the #MeToo movement's complex evolution, with the shifting zeitgeist empowering women in the fight against sexual assault.
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In the trial against Sean Combs, the time before MeToo was sitting on the dock. She won, the prosecutor's office failed.
What We Saw On Video Matters More Than The Sean Combs Verdict
Source: Kevin Mazur / Getty When news broke that Sean “Diddy” Combs was found guilty of transportation to engage in prostitution but not guilty of sex trafficking and racketeering conspiracy, I knew exactly how this would play out. Some people would grab onto that partial verdict like a lifeline, ignoring every piece of truth we’ve seen and heard about who this man is and what he’s done. Here’s what I know: regardless of what the prosecution cha…
Press Review - France arrests teen for plotting attacks on women in landmark 'incel' case
PRESS REVIEW – Thursday, July 3: We look at reactions to the verdict in Sean "Diddy" Combs's trial and what it means for the #MeToo movement. Also: for the first time, France arrests a man on terrorism…
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