DSK: My Orgies Were Legal

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Updated Apr. 14, 2017 12:18PM EDT / Published Feb. 10, 2015 6:54AM EST

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Dominique Strauss-Kahn firmly denied charges of aggravated pimping at a trial in northern France. “I committed no crime,” the former IMF chief said when he took the stand Tuesday, though he did admit to participating in the orgies organized by businessman David Roque in Lille. He is facing charges along with 13 others, including a former police commissioner and a brothel owner nicknamed “Dodo the Pimp.” The former French presidential hopeful was attacked by topless Femen protesters who jumped on his car when he arrived at the trial. Strauss-Kahn has faced multiple allegations of sexual assault during his career, including a 2011 case involving a New York City hotel maid that earned international attention.

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DSK: My Orgies Were Legal

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