GermanyA 68-year-old man in Berlin is accused of drugging and sexually assaulting multiple women in his home. The case has drawn comparisons to the controversial 'Pelicot' case, where a man was convicted for similar crimes. Authorities reportedly discovered evidence through police investigations, including photos of the suspect’s residence projected in court. The room contained a fixed camera pointing at the bed and a computer screen showing queries related to midazolam, a strong sedative. The victims allegedly learned of the abuse only after being informed by the police.
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