Former IMF chief's pimping trial hears of 'lunchtime sex parties'
Strauss-Kahn will not appear in the court in the northern city of Lille until he testifies next week.
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Strauss-Kahn will not appear in the court in the northern city of Lille until he testifies next week.
The case is expected to feature lurid details of group sex and high-end prostitution.
Prosecutors called for the charges to be dropped but investigating magistrates have decided he should face trial.
A court in New York has heard that the former head of the IMF has reached an undisclosed financial settlement with the hotel maid who accused him of sexual assault last year.
A hotel maid accused the former head of the IMF of sexually assaulting her in his room at the Sofitel hotel in New York last year.
A French appeals court will delay a decision on whether to drop pimping charges against the former IMF chief until December.
Judge to decide if hotel maid’s lawsuit should be dismissed.
The former head of the IMF faces questions over his alleged links to a prostitution ring in northern France.
The footage has been aired less than fortnight after suggestions that the former head of the IMF was the target of a political plot when he was accused of sexual assault in a New York hotel in May.
The denial comes following the emergence of new details in the case which forced the one-time French presidential favourite to resign earlier this year.
A high-class prostitute claims to have intimate knowledge of the former head of the International Monetary Fund.
Investigators questioned the former IMF chief and Tristane Banon to help them decide whether to pursue charges of attempted rape brought by the 32-year-old woman.
Today’s dismissal was delayed pending an appeal court ruling regarding an application for a special prosecutor.
Prosecutors bringing charges against the former head of the IMF will ask a judge to drop the charges at a hearing this week.
A medical report published in a French magazine claims that hotel maid Nafi Diallo was raped. Strauss Kahn’s lawyers see it differently.
The woman who accused Dominique Strauss-Kahn of sexual assault has brought a civil suit against him.
Nafissatou Diallo claims that former IMF chief Dominique Strauss Kahn forced her to perform oral sex and ripped off her tights when she came to clean his hotel room.
The former head of the IMF is facing more accusations.
The former head of the IMF is reported to have bedded three women prior to being arrested and charged with attempted rape.
Prosecutors want the entire sex assault case against the former head of the IMF to be dropped.
The New York Post says DA sources will drop their case, because DSK’s alleged victim is not credible.
A US report claims that the hotel maid involved in the Dominique Strauss-Kahn case tried to solicit the former IMF head.
If rape charges are dropped, can the ex-IMF director return to France to run against President Nicolas Sarkozy next year?
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The maid who accused the IMF boss of a violent sex attack is now being described as a “flawed witness”
Details of the events prior to and after the former head of the IMF’s arrest have emerged in prosecutor documents.
The former IMF head’s team includes PR gurus and private investigators as he looks to fight allegations of attempted rape in the US and rebuild his reputation back in France.
The former IMF chief will temporarily stay at an apartment block near the site of the 9/11 attacks and the former home of disgraced financier Bernie Madoff but neighbours there don’t seem too pleased about his arrival.
Former head of the IMF must remain confined at his wife’s New York apartment under armed guard until trial for sexual assault and attempted rape.
The IMF chief is still under pressure to resign from his post, as the US Treasury Secretary joins calls for him to leave the organisation.
Calls for head of the IMF to resign following allegations made against him of sexual assault in New York at the weekend.
Despite offering $1m bail from his wife’s account and offering to wear an electronic tag, Dominique Strauss-Kahn is jailed until Friday.
The single currency fell briefly before trading up by mid-morning on the London Stock Exchange.
The Minister for Finance heads to the Belgian capital today but is not expected to make any significant progress on the terms of Ireland’s bailout package as Greece, Strauss-Kahn and Portugal dominate the agenda.
Dominique Strauss-Kahn was pulled from an airplane moments before he was to fly to Paris, after a New York chamber maid told police he had sexually assaulted her in his hotel suite.