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Briton accused of drugging and sexually abusing his wife goes to trial with 12 others

CNN Portugal1 September 2026 at 09:40

A British citizen faces trial accused of drugging and sexually abusing his wife. The man will be tried in court accompanied by 12 more people who are co-defendants in the same case.

The 12 co-defendants are aged between 28 and 73. All of them are from various parts of the United Kingdom.

The 13 defendants, including the accused husband, deny the charges against them. The trial will take place in court without the date or exact location having been specified.

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