06:44 26.07.2021 Streaming - Dokuserie „Outcry“ zum Kriminalfall Greg Kelley legt Fehler der Anklagebehörde offen
2020 wird der Highschool-Footballstar Greg Kelley beschuldigt und verurteilt, einen vierjährigen Jungen sexuell missbraucht zu haben. Die Dokuserie „Outcry“, bei Sky zu sehen, widmet sich nun dem Fall. Dabei werden Fehler der Anklagebehörde offengelegt – doch die Opfer geraten in den Hintergrund. Wird von Reportern befragt: Footballstar Greg Kelley in Outcry . Quelle: Courtesy of SHOWTIME/Sky
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Ganz nebenbei erzählt der kleine vierjährige Junge bei einer Befragung, dass Greg ihm zweimal seinen „pee-pee“ in den Mund gest
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