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W5 Investigation reveals connections between online network of men who drug, rape and record women

W5 Investigation reveals connections between online network of men who drug, rape and record women

CTV News22-05-2025
Avery Haines has exclusive details of the online connections of two Canadian men charged with drugging and releasing video of them raping women.
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