Russell Brand Takes Stand In Rape Trial — Says People Have Abandoned Him
Rolling Stone's headline. Reported by Rolling Stone, CBS News.
What Rolling Stone reported
The former actor and comedian has maintained his sexual encounters were all consensual, as multiple women spanning a decade accuse him of assault
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Russell Brand Takes Stand In Rape Trial — Says People Have Abandoned Him. The former actor and comedian has maintained his sexual encounters were all consensual, as multiple women spanning a decade accuse him of assault Covered by 2 publications. Rolling Stone: Russell Brand Takes Stand In Rape Trial — Says People Have Abandoned Him. CBS News: Russell Brand takes the stand at his rape and sexual assault trial.
Who is covering it
- Rolling Stone United States Russell Brand Takes Stand In Rape Trial — Says People Have Abandoned Him The former actor and comedian has maintained his sexual encounters were all consensual, as multiple women spanning a decade accuse him of assault 28 Oct · Tier 2
- CBS News United States Russell Brand takes the stand at his rape and sexual assault trial Russell Brand denied all the allegations against him as he took the stand in his trial on rape and sexual assault charges on Wednesday. 28 Oct · Tier 3
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