Coverage dated November 30, 2022

Harvey Weinstein called a predator in prosecution’s closing argument

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LA County prosecutors detailed Weinstein's modus operandi with young women who believed he could help their careers.

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  1. Breitbart News

    Prosecutor: Harvey Weinstein a ‘Degenerate Rapist’ and ‘Predator’ (opens Breitbart News)

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    Harvey Weinstein was a “predator”who used his Hollywood power to assault women, a prosecutor said in closing arguments sexually at the former movie mogul’s Los Angeles trial.

  2. Tucson

    Prosecutor: Weinstein a 'degenerate rapist' and 'predator' (opens Tucson)

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    A prosecutor says Harvey Weinstein is a “predator” who used his Hollywood power to sexually assault women and avoid the consequences. Deputy District attorney Marlene Martinez told jurors during closing

  3. Courthouse News Service

    Harvey Weinstein called a predator in prosecution’s closing argument (opens Courthouse News Service)

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    LA County prosecutors detailed Weinstein's modus operandi with young women who believed he could help their careers.

  4. Fox News

    Harvey Weinstein labeled a 'predator' and 'degenerate' by prosecutors as closing arguments begin in LA trial (opens Fox News)

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    Closing arguments in the rape trial against Harvey Weinstein in Los Angeles began Thursday. Prosecutors claimed the entertainment mogul is a "predator" and a "rapist."

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