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'Over a million' abuse images found on phone of UK man who drugged, raped wife

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Gulf News
“Over a million' abuse images found on phone of UK man who drugged, raped wife”
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Le Figaro
“Royaume-Uni : «plus d'un million» d'images d'abus sur le téléphone d'un Britannique qui a drogué et violé sa femme”

Le tribunal de Manchester juge neuf hommes accusés de diverses infractions sexuelles contre une femme abusée par son mari. Il s’agit de la deuxième affaire du même genre actuellement en procès au Royaume-Uni.

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Dawn
“Over a million' abuse images found on phone of UK man who drugged, raped wife: prosecutor”

A man who drugged and raped his wife over two decades and allegedly invited strangers to participate had “over a million photographs and videos” on his phone cataloguing the abuse, a UK court heard on Monday. The court in Manchester, northwest England, is hearing the trial of nine men accused of various sexual offences against a woman who was abused by her husband — a man in his 60s who cannot be named to protect the victim’s identity. The husband filmed and shared images of the abuse on the…

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