French Man Sentenced for Wife’s Rape Faces New Rape and Murder Investigations

Dominique Pelicot, recently convicted for facilitating the rape of his wife, now faces further investigations into a 1991 murder and a 1999 attempted rape. These cold cases were reopened due to DNA evidence and similarities between the crimes. Pelicot’s history of secretly filming women and his initial denials raise concerns about a possible decades-long pattern of serial offending. The investigations are ongoing, with the victims’ families seeking justice.

French Court Hands Down Maximum Sentence in Decade-Long Rape Case

A French court sentenced Dominique Pelicot to 20 years in prison for drugging and raping his ex-wife, Gisele, over a decade, with the participation of 50 other men. The case, uncovered after Pelicot’s arrest for upskirting, involved over 20,000 photos and videos. While Pelicot expressed remorse, his children criticized the leniency of sentences for co-defendants. The case sparked protests and highlighted France’s ongoing struggle with sexual violence.

Roman Polanski Settles Rape Lawsuit Filed by Former Minor: A Look Back at His Troubled Past

Acclaimed director Roman Polanski has reached a settlement with a woman who accused him of raping her when she was a minor. This marks another controversy in Polanski’s long history of legal battles and accusations of sexual misconduct. The settlement comes after a lawsuit filed last year, alleging that Polanski drugged and assaulted the woman, causing her significant physical and emotional distress.

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