CNN - ‘We have to wait at least one hour to abuse her’: CNN reveals shocking evidence in mass rape case
The video delves into the disturbing case of Dominique Pelicot, who led a group of 50 men to rape his wife, Giselle Pelicot, by drugging her. This case has drawn global attention to violence against women. Pelicot used an unmoderated website, Coco, to recruit these men, who lived within a 30-mile radius of his home. The site, which has since been shut down, facilitated the exchange of date rape drugs and normalized sexual violence. Pelicot communicated with the men through thousands of messages, moving discussions to Skype, where he traded videos of his wife being raped for intimate images of the men's partners. The case remained undetected for ten years until Pelicot was caught filming women in public. Despite Coco's shutdown, similar websites continue to operate, posing ongoing risks.
Key Points:
- Dominique Pelicot orchestrated the mass rape of his wife by recruiting 50 men through an unmoderated website.
- The website, Coco, facilitated the exchange of date rape drugs and normalized sexual violence.
- Pelicot communicated with the men through thousands of messages, moving discussions to Skype.
- The case went undetected for ten years until Pelicot was caught filming women in public.
- Despite Coco's shutdown, similar websites continue to operate, posing ongoing risks.