Dutch 'HIV attack' trial begins

by Amitjha | October 14, 2008 at 01:25 am
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This is very strange case of exceptional way of killing , this kind of incident of intentional HIV attack by using internet as a medium to attract the customer for gay sex, is really a very dagerous trend.

The prosecution says the three promoted gay sex parties on the internet, then drugged and raped their guests and injected them with HIV-infected blood.

Twelve of the alleged victims have tested positive for HIV.

The three defendants, all HIV-positive, deny the charges. They face up to 21 years in prison if convicted.

They are charged with assault, rape and possession of illegal drugs.

The court, in the northern city of Groningen, heard that the three men allegedly drugged their party guests with a combination of ecstasy and a date rape drug before sexually assaulting them and injecting them with their own HIV-positive blood.

A lawyer for the alleged victims said they would launch a civil case for compensation if the defendants were convicted.

"They are hoping the trial will provide an answer to the question of why this happened to them," said the lawyer, Fred Kappelhof.

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anamika.mis15
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at 01:58 on October 14th, 2008

Amitjha, I like this story. It's good stuff.

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Amitjha

Thanks Anamika, 

 it really very sad to here this kind of thing from the one of the most advanced countries, in one part of world it is spreading because of lack of awareness and in other part just to take revenge.

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Rhonda J Mangus

Amitjha, thank you for this story. It was reported yesterday by NP's Christina 123, here.

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