CNN’s John Griffin slapped with $15M child sex trafficking civil lawsuit and has 5 days to disclose all properties. The lawsuit was filed on behalf of the 9-year-old adopted girl referred to as ‘Jane Doe’ whom the biological mother was able to rescue after she turned to social media for help locating her daughter. The lawsuit alleges that John Griffin committed “despicable acts” of “horrific sexual abuse” and exploitation “for several years prior to 2020”.

Originally reported by Michael Ruiz & Stephanie Pagones from Fox News Longtime CNN producer John Griffin slapped with $15M civil suit amid federal child trafficking case.

Update: The Hour reports that Griffin can sell the home. The court will hold half for restitution. The court also extended time for another hearing so that his lawyer can discuss a plea deal with him. It is unclear at this time what the plea deal is… https://www.thehour.com/news/article/Fired-CNN-producer-from-CT-accused-of-luring-17240127.php

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John Griffin pled not guilty to child sex trafficking and attempted child sex trafficking charges and is still being held without bail in Vermont. Catherine expresses concern that court processes will hinder her daughter’s healing process and describes her daughter as someone that wants to someday advocate for people like herself. “She’s always collecting her change to give to the homeless. She wants to start a foundation to help children like her”.

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