| Former US Embassy Staff To
Plead Guilty July 8 To Drugging & Filming
Women in Mexico
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DDC Courthouse,
June 8 – A former US State
Department official in Mexico
has reached a guilty plea
agreement with DOJ and will
allocute on July 8 to the
crimes of drugging and abusing
women, Inner City Press
learned in a brief DDC
proceeding on June 8, tweeted
here.
Brian
Jeffrey Raymond was arrested
in San Diego, to which he fled
after leaving his job in at
the US Embassy in Mexico City.
Mexican police responding to a
call found a woman naked and
screaming from the balcony of
an embassy-leased apartment in
Mexico City. Investigators
found more than 400 photos and
videos on Raymond’s iCloud
account in which he appears to
be filming unconscious women,
according to the docket. Now
is he pleading guilty, and
Inner City Press will cover
it.
Compare
this to a UN staff member
belatedly charged with
drugging and raping women
while working for the UN in
Iraq. In that case, the UN of
Antonio Guterres helped its
staffer flee Iraq and move to
New Jersey, where it seems the
abuses continued.
UN former
staff member Karim Elkorany
was arrested then freed on
$500,000 bond in connection
with drugging and raping women
in Iraq while working for the
UN.
The
US Attorney for the Southern
District of New York states
that Elkorany,
"a former
communications
specialist
with the
United Nations
in Iraq, was
charged in an
Indictment in
Manhattan
federal court
with two
counts of
making false
statements to
special agents
of the FBI in
an effort to
conceal his
drugging and
sexual assault
of multiple
women while he
worked for the
UN...In or
around
December 2016,
Victim-1
reported the
sexual assault
to the
UN. The
UN initiated
an
investigation,
through which
ELKORANY was
notified of
the substance
of Victim-1’s
allegations
against him."
The UN
claims it has a zero tolerance
and blacklisting policy for
sexual abuse, but despite a
victim complaining to the UN
in this case, on Wednesday
Elkorany was leaving freely in
New Jersey when he was
arrested.
As
exclusively reported by Inner
City Press which has been
banned from the UN for its
questions, Elkorany that first
day was released on a bond to
be signed by his father and
brother, but allowed to leave
home to work from 8 am to 6
pm.
Elkorany
was listed as a UN
"Communications Specialist" --
censor Melissa Fleming's forte
-- on press releases about
Toyota, here.
He was interviewed on UN
Radio, here.
But of course, UN Spokesperson
Staphane Dujarric claims he
knows nothing about it and
that Guterres has a
"principled position."
Inner City
Press is asking the UN, On UN
staffer Karim Elkorany,
indicted in SDNY for lying to
FBI about drugging and raping
women while working for UN in
Iraq, immediately state what
the outcome of the victim
complaining to the UN was -
and why Elkorany was back at
liberty in New Jersey.
This is
specifically asked in the
context of this statement:
"UNDP participates in a joint
project with other UN agencies
to maintain a system-wide
database called "Clear Check"
to ensure that former
personnel involved in
substantiated cases of sexual
harassment, exploitation and
abuse with one entity in the
UN system cannot be employed
by another entity." So what
did the UN actually do, other
than transport a rapist from
New Jersey to Iraq then
bringing him home to live
free? Watch this site.
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