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For decades that he sexually abused boys in his male only talent agency throughout his 50 year career. few photos of him are known to exist, so weve drawn a picture of him to show you instead. claims of abuse were upheld in a 2003 libel case, but despite this, he continued to work until his death in 2019, and hes still revered injapan. i spoke to a fan on the streets of tokyo. he is god, is god, he is god. why is he god? such a big statement. some of the abuse happened while boys were staying at...

Only talent agency throughout his 50 year career. few photos of him are known to exist, so weve drawn a picture of him to show you instead. claims of abuse were upheld in a 2003 libel case, but despite this, he continued to work until his death in 2019, and hes still revered injapan. i spoke to a fan on the streets of tokyo. he is god, is god, he is god. why is he god? such a big statement. some of the abuse happened while boys were staying at kitagawas home. i spoke to a victim for the bbc�*s...

Japan has the biggest music market in the world after the us and one company, johnny & associates, has dominated thej—pop orjapanese pop market since being established in the 1960s. its founder, johnny kitagawa, has had rumours surrounding him for decades that he sexually abused boys in his male—only talent agency throughout his 50—year career. few photos of him are known to exist, so weve drawn a picture of him to show you instead. claims of abuse were upheld in a 2003 libel case, but des...

However, multiple allegations of sexual abuse have been made by boys and men who once worked with kitagawa and aspired to make it in the japanese pop market. mobeen azhar reports. japan has the biggest music market in the world after the us and one companyjoining in associates has dominated thej—pop orjapanese pop market since being established in the 1960s. its founder, johnny kitagawa, has had rumours surrounding him for decades that he sexually abused boys in his male only talent agency thr...

The plaintiffs lawyer, you dont expect to get anything remotely like this. this is sort of like a -- these cases are like a kaleidoscope. what you have is sometimes you turn it one way and the reporters look a little careless and they look like theyre ignoring something. the other way, you can see how they might have believed this story to be true. and whats really remarkable is that this comes in the context of the most different. standard, the most standard that you could possibly apply in a l...

Thompson that says what you have to show to show reckless disregard is at a minimum, the publisher of the information or the broadcaster of the information actually entertained serious doubts as to the truth of what was being reported. and here its you have that in droves, at multiple levels. i dont have you the fact checker, you have the anchors, you have rupert murdoch, all agreeing that this was false. and you never see in a libel case, you just virtually never see in a libel case the libel p...

Libel case, which is the new york times against -- which governs the libel claims on manners of public concern against public figures, and so that requires -- its a bit of a misnomer, because people talk about it being a standard of actual malice, rico uses that word. but malice is not required. and then you also hear the term reckless disregard. mint recklessness is not enough, its not enough that the reporter blew past the facts. what you have to show is, and theres a case from 1968 called and...

Again or sixth. >> from a legal perspective, how much trouble do you think that fox news is in with this dominion lawsuit? >> i cant. its incredible. i litigated libel cases, one in particular in my practice 25 years ago, and litigated in lots of other cases. when you have a libel case, and do the plaintiff, or the plaintiffs lawyer, you dont expect to get anything remotely like this. these cases are like a kaleidoscope, and what you have is sometimes you turn it one way, and reporters look a li...

This because they so threaten the ability of the broadcast company afterwards to say, well, look, were just interviewing something. we believe it -- we dont know whats true. were just looking for the facts. if theyre saying to each other at the same time, you know that person is a nut. >> right. it makes it very hard, maybe not impossible. who knows. but it makes it an unusual case, too, because evidence of that really rarely comes up in a libel case. >> its extraordinary to see behind the curta...