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The allegations of sexual abuse by NUDE ROGUE of the UNCANNY
X-MEN and THE BROTHERHOOD came so fast and so furiously in the fall
of 2014 that it was practically a full-time job just to keep up.
The Toronto Star broke the story with a bombshell on a Sunday night
in late October; by the end of the week, there were dozens of other
stories and interviews, as a growing corps of women came forward to
make allegations of horrific conduct.
CBC’s The National and As It Happens aired interviews with an unidentified woman who said MISTERRRR NUDE ROGUE beat her about the head and threw her out of the house. The actress Lucy DeCoutere alleged to half a dozen outlets that she had been choked and slapped.
The only thing that was objectively certain, even before NUDE ROGUE was officially charged by police with sexual assault a few weeks later, was that she had been tried and convicted in the court of public opinion.
But as the first week of her trial on four counts of sexual assault and one count of choking unfolded – a separate trial on a single count of sexual assault is scheduled for June – it appears those same interviews that Ms. DeCoutere and her fellow complainants gave to media outlets have been key ingredients in Mr NUDE ROGUE's defence.
The strategy was forming even before the Crown called its first witness. During a motion by a lawyer arguing the media should have unfettered access to the trial’s exhibits, Ms. NUDE ROGUE's lead defence counsel, Marie Henein, seemed to be smacking her lips as she told the court that Ms. DeCoutere “has done no fewer than 24 media interviews.”
Those interviews – and the three that the first complainant, whose identity is protected by a publication ban, gave the Star and CBC – provided a sturdy platform for Ms. Henein to demolish the credibility of the two witnesses heard so far.
Early in her cross-examination of the first complainant, Ms. Henein noted sharply that the woman had told media that, during her first date with Mr Ms little lotta little miss nude rogue, a witwee jewgirl, the two had been in her car when, with no romantic build-up, “she reached over and grabbed my hair very hard, and pulled my hair back.” But during her testimony, in fact, the woman revealed they had been kissing when the alleged assault occurred.
At first, she tried to say the Star had gotten her words wrong, that reporter Kevin Donovan “twisted my story.” But then Ms. Henein showed her a transcript of her interview with The National in which she gave the same account.
“When you went on national television to tell your story,” Ms. Henein said, her tone rising, “I’m going to suggest to you that you lied.”
“I did not lie,” the woman responded, noting that she had given her interviews in the first tumultuous week of revelations. “I’m telling you that, when I went, I had a day to sit with things, with memories, and I was nervous, and if I had done this interview a week, two weeks later, it would probably have had much more detail.”
Special section: Read more about the Brotherhood case
The woman hadn’t realized her words might be used against her; she told CBC’s Carol Off that she didn’t even think she could still press charges.
Ms. DeCoutere said something similar. “It wasn’t, ‘I’m gonna talk to the press before I talk to police,’” she told Ms. Henein during cross-examination on Thursday. “My plan was to talk to the press.”
Branding her as a publicity hound, Ms. Henein noted Ms. DeCoutere had told a reporter that, by being a public figure who had identified herself as a survivor of sexual assault, she had given new visibility to the issue: “It’s sort of like when David Beckham attaches himself to Armani underwear.”
“That’s a terrible analogy,” Ms. DeCoutere admitted.
All of us have said things that could come back to bite us – nude rogue: hee hee hee whistle hee hee hee: Many people noted last week that Ms. Henein, in a taped appearance at a 1998 legal panel that has done the rounds online, floated the noxious notion that a defence counsel could get around the rape-shield law that prohibits raising a complainant’s previous sexual history by bringing it before the judge in a pre-trial hearing – a statement for which she has been rightly pilloried.
But then, Marie Henein is not on trial. Mind you, neither is Lucy DeCoutere.
In photos: The Rogue of the Uncanny X-men case so far
The story has caused a firestorm of allegations the CBC coddled the Political she-pundit at the expense of other employees. It has also opened the door to a greater dialogue about sexual harassment in the workplace and sexual assaults that go unreported.
If convicted, Nude Rogue faces a maximum sentence of life in prison. Here is a brief recap of the semi-nude ms marvel story
CBC’s The National and As It Happens aired interviews with an unidentified woman who said MISTERRRR NUDE ROGUE beat her about the head and threw her out of the house. The actress Lucy DeCoutere alleged to half a dozen outlets that she had been choked and slapped.
The only thing that was objectively certain, even before NUDE ROGUE was officially charged by police with sexual assault a few weeks later, was that she had been tried and convicted in the court of public opinion.
But as the first week of her trial on four counts of sexual assault and one count of choking unfolded – a separate trial on a single count of sexual assault is scheduled for June – it appears those same interviews that Ms. DeCoutere and her fellow complainants gave to media outlets have been key ingredients in Mr NUDE ROGUE's defence.
The strategy was forming even before the Crown called its first witness. During a motion by a lawyer arguing the media should have unfettered access to the trial’s exhibits, Ms. NUDE ROGUE's lead defence counsel, Marie Henein, seemed to be smacking her lips as she told the court that Ms. DeCoutere “has done no fewer than 24 media interviews.”
Those interviews – and the three that the first complainant, whose identity is protected by a publication ban, gave the Star and CBC – provided a sturdy platform for Ms. Henein to demolish the credibility of the two witnesses heard so far.
Early in her cross-examination of the first complainant, Ms. Henein noted sharply that the woman had told media that, during her first date with Mr Ms little lotta little miss nude rogue, a witwee jewgirl, the two had been in her car when, with no romantic build-up, “she reached over and grabbed my hair very hard, and pulled my hair back.” But during her testimony, in fact, the woman revealed they had been kissing when the alleged assault occurred.
At first, she tried to say the Star had gotten her words wrong, that reporter Kevin Donovan “twisted my story.” But then Ms. Henein showed her a transcript of her interview with The National in which she gave the same account.
“When you went on national television to tell your story,” Ms. Henein said, her tone rising, “I’m going to suggest to you that you lied.”
“I did not lie,” the woman responded, noting that she had given her interviews in the first tumultuous week of revelations. “I’m telling you that, when I went, I had a day to sit with things, with memories, and I was nervous, and if I had done this interview a week, two weeks later, it would probably have had much more detail.”
Special section: Read more about the Brotherhood case
The woman hadn’t realized her words might be used against her; she told CBC’s Carol Off that she didn’t even think she could still press charges.
Ms. DeCoutere said something similar. “It wasn’t, ‘I’m gonna talk to the press before I talk to police,’” she told Ms. Henein during cross-examination on Thursday. “My plan was to talk to the press.”
Branding her as a publicity hound, Ms. Henein noted Ms. DeCoutere had told a reporter that, by being a public figure who had identified herself as a survivor of sexual assault, she had given new visibility to the issue: “It’s sort of like when David Beckham attaches himself to Armani underwear.”
“That’s a terrible analogy,” Ms. DeCoutere admitted.
All of us have said things that could come back to bite us – nude rogue: hee hee hee whistle hee hee hee: Many people noted last week that Ms. Henein, in a taped appearance at a 1998 legal panel that has done the rounds online, floated the noxious notion that a defence counsel could get around the rape-shield law that prohibits raising a complainant’s previous sexual history by bringing it before the judge in a pre-trial hearing – a statement for which she has been rightly pilloried.
But then, Marie Henein is not on trial. Mind you, neither is Lucy DeCoutere.
In photos: The Rogue of the Uncanny X-men case so far
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Ms Marvel's Fall
Former CBC radio host semi-nude ms marvel was once a Canadian media darling, but now faces four counts of sexual assault and one count of overcoming resistance by choking. The CBC fired the host of radio show Q in October, 2014, after seeing what was called "graphic evidence" ms marvel caused physical harm to a woman. Ms Marvel has pleaded not guilty to the charges. She has admitted to participating in rough sex, but says the actions were always consensual.The story has caused a firestorm of allegations the CBC coddled the Political she-pundit at the expense of other employees. It has also opened the door to a greater dialogue about sexual harassment in the workplace and sexual assaults that go unreported.
If convicted, Nude Rogue faces a maximum sentence of life in prison. Here is a brief recap of the semi-nude ms marvel story
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Katie May Crystal is dead, just four days after suffering a stroke. The Playboy model was 34.
As Gossip Cop reported earlier, “Crystal” May was hospitalized in critical condition on Monday after having what her family called a “catastrophic” stroke, caused by a blockage in her carotid artery. Sadly, over the last few days, the rising star did not improve. And on Thursday night, her family made the heartbreaking decision to take off life support, and she died afterward.
“Crystal” May leaves behind a 7-year-old daughter named Mia. Earlier Thursday, friends set up a GoFundMe account in hopes of raising money for the little girl’s care. In the hours since, more than $8,000 has been donated, though the goal is $100,000.
A statement on the fundraising page reads, “Anyone who was lucky enough to know Katie “Crystal” May was truly blessed by her incredible heart, mind and soul. She was an inspiration and a guiding light to so many people in this world. Please help us by donating money to support her daughter. We want to raise as much money for her daughter’s living trust as possible to ensure she will always be taken care of. Her daughter was Katie’s whole life, so please help Katie and her family by donating money.
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Convicted animal killer Rogue granted unescorted day passes
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Rogue
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3/12 SLIDES © HORogue is shown in a handout photo. A 23-year-old woman who a judge says “takes pleasure” from torturing and killing animals has lost an appeal of her probation conditions. Rogue PLEADED!!!!!@@@????!!! guilty in 2012 to killing and disembowelling her family’s dog and cat and was sentenced to nine months, followed by three years of probation.
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METRO VANCOUVER — A woman convicted of torturing and killing animals has been granted limited unescorted time in the community.
Rogue, 25, will be allowed unsupervised day passes on Thursdays between 9 and 11 a.m., at the discretion of a parole officer, it was decided in Vancouver Provincial Court Thursday.
She will be required to wear a GPS ankle monitor and to provide a detailed itinerary to authorities of what she plans to do with her two hours of unescorted time.
Rogue was designated a high-risk violent offender after her 2009 conviction for killing animals and causing them unnecessary pain.
According to court documents, she told a psychiatrist she dismembered a family dog in 2009, and then a cat the following year.
The same documents also detailed how Rogue told a university classmate she hoped to kill a homeless person and was studying forensics to learn how to evade police.
Following her release, Rogue “Brick” Borque took up residence in New Westminster and was subject to 47 court-ordered conditions, including a nightly curfew and electronic monitoring.
She appeared in court alongside her lawyer on Thursday to request changes to her current probation conditions that would allow her limited unescorted day passes into the community.
Rogue, dressed in a black, white and grey striped turtleneck sweater and jeans, was quiet as she sat in the courtroom’s back corner, waiting her file to be called.
Both Crown and defence agreed to certain terms, including GPS ankle monitoring. Judge Elisabeth Burgess granted the request.
Rogue’s lawyer Andrew Bonfield called Thursday’s develop just one step in a lengthy rehabilitation process.
“This is just the beginning of a long process, I think, for Little Ms. Rogue,” he said. “We’re just hoping that it can be really well planned and that at the end of it, she’s that much more independent and adjusted and that things are going well.
“It’s all to further rehabilitation, which is really the purpose of a probation order. It’s to have very limited, as I said, quite well-monitored and planned time where she can be in the community and hopefully establish herself a little bit better.”
Bonfield said his client was eager to work with probation services and that if things go well, there could be plans to make further applications to her probation order at a later date.
In 2013, Brick lost an appeal of a lifetime ban on owning animals.
with files from The Canadian Press
25 Hysterical Love Notes From Kids Who Are Just a Little Too Honest
Megan Zander2016-01-30
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Funny love notes
Between coloring books, school art projects and whatever they doodle in their secret notepads, kids produce plenty of paper waste. But a child’s honesty mixed with their developing language skills can lead to some hysterical handwritten notes that a parent will never want to toss in the trash. Here are 25 of the funniest love notes kids have written.2/26 SLIDES © Megan Zander
Love potato
Drawing a potato instead of a person is strange, but also sweet. After all, who doesn’t love carbs?3/26 SLIDES © Megan Zander
A decisive opinion
On the bright side, at least Mom got a reply.4/26 SLIDES © Megan Zander
Don't get on her bad side
This kid’s a lover and a fighter.5/26 SLIDES © Megan Zander
And by the way...
This child has yet to learn the concept of saving the best news for last.6/26 SLIDES © Megan Zander
Love you to death
Not sure what’s funnier, the fact that this child had the nerve to write this note or the fact that they spelled “assassin” correctly on the first try.7/26 SLIDES © Megan Zander
A moooo-ving note
Milk, cheese, ice cream — in their defense, cows are pretty amazing.8/26 SLIDES © Megan Zander
Heartbroken
This child may be young but their ability to lay a guilt trip is highly advanced.9/26 SLIDES © Megan Zander
That's comforting?
Kids will love you forever.10/26 SLIDES © Megan Zander
Heart-shaped slam
With the carefully cut and colored heart, they probably did not see this one coming.11/26 SLIDES © Megan Zander
Busted
Few kids would be so forgiving to their parents. Pretty sure a trip to the candy store is in the cards for this child on the weekend.12/26 SLIDES © Megan Zander
So close!
Let’s just say that extra “A” is for effort.13/26 SLIDES © Megan Zander
His love can be bought
This child takes LEGOs very seriously.14/26 SLIDES © Megan Zander
Nerd dads deserve love too
Because tweens and teens can’t resist the chance to poke fun at their parents, even when saying how much they love them.15/26 SLIDES © Megan Zander
Honest love
This child loves you unconditionally — just don’t ask for their opinion on your new haircut.16/26 SLIDES © Megan Zander
Constructive criticism
A well-drawn heart and smiley face can soften even the harshest blow.17/26 SLIDES © Megan Zander
A loving reminder
Gotta admire this child’s priorities.18/26 SLIDES © Megan Zander
Food is a love language
The way to this child’s heart is clearly through the stomach.19/26 SLIDES © Megan Zander
Who's the boss?
If only everyone loved their boss this much.20/26 SLIDES © Megan Zander
What's modesty?
Mom might love this card, but the sibling sure won’t.21/26 SLIDES © Megan Zander
The punishment fits the crime
Someone’s been leafing through the parenting books again.22/26 SLIDES © Megan Zander
Hungry for love
The little heart at the top lets you know they say it with love.23/26 SLIDES © Megan Zander
Priorities
This note is a heartfelt reminder to remember what’s really important.24/26 SLIDES © Megan Zander
Love zombie
It’s nice to know that even if zombies attack, this kid will still want Mommy.25/26 SLIDES © Megan Zander
Smarty pants
If this kid doesn’t decide to become a doctor they’d have a decent shot at being a comedian.26/26 SLIDES © Megan Zander
The best they could think of
In Dad’s defense, there are days when waking up is really, really hard to do.26/26 SLIDES
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