Chris Hansen, the former host of “To Catch a Predator,” stated he will investigate a wave of sexual assault allegations versus Dahvie Vanity, the former lead singer of the electro-pop band Blood on the Dance Flooring.
Hansen’s current announcement follows two earlier investigative reports by HuffPost, in which 21 ladies stepped forward with accusations of sexual assault, consisting of vaginal and anal rape, searching and forced foreplay, against the singer. A number of said they were underage at the time of the alleged attacks.
The 35- year-old artist, whose genuine name is Jesus David Torres, has yet to face any legal effects for his alleged sex criminal activities. He confessed to statutory rape of a 14- year-old woman in Florida in 2007, according to an authorities report that HuffPost solely obtained, but officers let him off with a warning due to the fact that the woman was reluctant to work together.
Ever since, accusations have actually continued to gather.
As the host of “To Catch a Predator,” an NBC series that ran from 2004 to 2007, Hansen confronted declared sexual predators who attempted to groom children online. He now has his own YouTube program, “Have a Seat With Chris Hansen.” The program has actually taken off in recent months as Hans