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Strauss-Kahn's accuser goes public

Nafissatou Diallo

threat of civil action if the case against former IMF chief falls apart

On the morning of May 14 Nafissatou Diallo, a Guinea illiterate single mother, took in 2806 at the Sofitel New York, room to clean the room. A few hours later the news of his alleged sexual assault by Dominique Strauss-Kahn was broadcast around the world. Diallo became the "servant", one of the most mysterious and famous - or infamous -. Women in the World

Until this week, the U.S. media and the United Kingdom have protected the identity of Diallo, a refugee from 32 years old mother of a daughter of 15. But now been made public, fighting for his day in court that the case against former French presidential candidate appears on the verge of collapse.

"I want justice. I'm going to jail," he said in his first television interview. "I want you to know that there are some places you can not use your money you can not use its power when you do something like that. "

ABC

Diallo full interview of the air in the United States on Tuesday. It follows an interview with Newsweek in which he describes in detail the alleged attack heartbreaking.

Diallo also describes the consequences of the attack. She said she had no idea that the head and the International Monetary Fund. "I was watching the news and said it will be the next president of France. And I said, "My God," and I cried, I will kill, they will kill me, I'll die. "She said if this had happened in Guinea with" a powerful man like that "was killed .

Diallo case was severely damaged after the revelations that he lied to the authorities and a grand jury about his background. It was also revealed that he had tampered with his taxes and had a relationship with Tarawally Amara, a convicted drug dealer who uses his bank account to deposit large sums of money. Strauss-Kahn, should return to court on August 1 and the Manhattan district attorney believes to consider abandoning the case.

Diallo has threatened to launch their own civil action against Mr. Strauss-Kahn.

But according to Diallo's account in interviews, supported by key Sofitel electronic information, visited another room briefly, apparently to retrieve personal belongings. His lawyer told ABC Ken Thompson: "There is no mystery, can not hide the fact that the man tried to rape .."

The legal team
Strauss-Kahn defended the decision to publish Diallo. "Mrs. Diallo is the accuser for the first time in history to lead a media campaign to convince a prosecutor to bring charges against the person who she wants money," said Strauss-Kahn lawyers William Taylor and Benjamin Brafman. "It is time to stop this circus indecent."

Stuart Slotnick, a lawyer and managing partner of Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney, called the decision to publish Diallo "outrageous" and said it could damage the casing. "It breaks all the rules There are not many cases where the victim goes on the offensive public relations. Usually, the defendant." The defense team would now review the tapes of inconsistencies in his story and build an argument that it is not for profit, he said. "His lawyer attacked the office of district attorney, he does not because he is an activist for women's rights, .. It is a lot of money"
Slotnick said he expects prosecutors and lawyers for Mr. Strauss-Kahn, to quote the ABC and Newsweek, and sift through the interviews to gather more evidence.



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