September 25. 2026
Harvey Weinstein and fellow sex
trafficker and Hollywood cultist Madonna are both in
the Epstein files (Human
Rights Group Files Formal Complaint With The African
Congress Against Madonna And Her Hollywood Cult For
Child Sex Trafficking, Child Trafficking And Forced
Adoptions In Africa). I broke the story
first regarding Weinstein's depraved behavior (March
2009 and again in
February 2017, then
he publicly fell in
October 2017).
Things have gone from bad to worse
for disgraced, former movie producer, Harvey
Weinstein, who once ran Hollywood. The convicted
rapist and sexual predator has been tried again for
rape and hit with a prison sentence. Weinstein was
convicted again and has now been sentenced to
15-years in prison. The 74-year-old has been behind
bars for the past 6-years, which brought relief and
peace to his victims.
Weinstein is currently suffering
from "cancer and congestive heart failure" which he
invoked to receive a lesser sentence, rather than
the 25-years his conduct warrants. The Associated
Press is also reporting, "Jailed since his original
conviction, Weinstein has already served more than
six years behind bars, leaving him with about nine
years on his sentence. But a pending resentencing in
Los Angeles, where he was originally ordered to
serve 16 years in prison for a 2013 rape, could put
him away for the rest of his life."
Weinstein harmed many people inside
and outside the entertainment industry. Weinstein's
reign of terror was horrible, leaving many people
traumatized and broken. So, it is only fair that he
too be broken but in prison instead, as his crimes
warrant a lengthy custodial sentence.
STORY SOURCE
Harvey Weinstein is sentenced
to 15 years in prison for 2006 sexual assault
Updated Wed, September 23, 2026 at
12:02 AM EDT - NEW YORK (AP) — Harvey Weinstein was
sentenced Wednesday to 15 years in prison for
sexually assaulting a TV production assistant in
2006, capping a yearslong legal odyssey that a judge
said cemented the disgraced movie mogul's reputation
as "the literal face of the #MeToo movement." The
landmark New York prosecution began nearly a decade
ago with multiple accusers, but after retrials,
mistrials, acquittals and appeals, it was whittled
to a single victim: Miriam Haley, who said the
Oscar-winning producer forcibly performed oral sex
on her at his Manhattan apartment. She had worked
briefly on the Weinstein-produced reality series
"Project Runway."
Weinstein, 74, pleaded for mercy,
citing his age and health issues, including cancer
and congestive heart failure. He apologized "to
anyone I have affected with my actions" and said he
felt remorse for Haley. However, he added, "I have
to reiterate my innocence." His lawyers said he will
appeal. ADVERTISEMENT Once a towering figure in
Hollywood, with such hits as "Shakespeare in Love,"
"Pulp Fiction" and "Chocolat," Weinstein's downfall
came quickly after sexual assault allegations in
2017 set off the #MeToo movement. Several of his
dozens of accusers were in court on Wednesday. Judge
Curtis Farber said Weinstein wielded his power as a
Hollywood kingmaker to prey on women looking to
break into the industry, treating them as "mere
objects to be played with and discarded with
impunity."...
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