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Sentencing of trio found guilty in South Africa’s landmark gay male rape case postponed again
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The sentencing of the three men found guilty for the gang rape of a gay man in South Africa has been delayed yet again. Content warning: This story may include topics that could make some readers feel uncomfortable.
Sentencing was supposed to take place on 7 February, though the trio will instead have their hearing on 1 March. This was originally pushed back from 3 December 2021, Netwerk 24 reported.
Austin Fritz, Rodney Beukes and Peter John Adams kidnapped and raped a gay man in the Ceres region of the Western Cape in August 2017, the Worcester Regional court heard.
The victim was attacked by the trio, one of which was a minor at the time, once before – though this was not reported when it happened.
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08.03 / 20:11
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Closeted Russian soldiers gave up state secrets on Grindr
In the lead-up to Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine, intelligence agencies used every tool at their disposal to gather vital, up-to-date information. For the British intelligence services, that tool kit apparently included catfishing Russian soldiers on social networking sites, including Grindr.A source told The Daily Mail that British spies became convinced of Putin’s imminent invasion after gaining access to messages on the site VKontakte (VK), the Russian version of Facebook.And as Russian forces gathered at the Ukraine border, spies used Grindr to chat up Russian soldiers for intel.
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