April 27, 2026
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17:57Now PlayingEveryone is sharing the 62 million number. It's wrong — and the real story is worse. CNN's months-long investigation found a U.S.-based website hosting 20,000+ videos of women being assaulted while unconscious, a Telegram group where men sold drugging instructions and paid livestreams of assaults, and a 1996 law called Section 230 that is shielding all of it from legal consequence. Former prosecutor and civil rights attorney Melba Pearson breaks down what CNN actually found, why perpetrators switched to Ambien to evade prosecution, why FOSTA-SESTA is the legal precedent Congress already set, and what the Durbin-Graham bill could do about it.
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