Gemma Bath

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4,427 appearances 61 recordings 4 series first heard Apr 2026 last heard yesterday

Gemma Bath’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Recordings per month over the last 12 months — 61 in all, peaking in May 2026 with 15.

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Between 2011 and 2020, she was drugged and raped by her husband Dominic and 50 other men in the couple's home while she was unconscious.
72-year-old Giselle waived her right to anonymity in his trial.
And we followed along as the proceedings detailed at least 200 horrific rapes, all of them filmed.
Dominic advertised his wife on a sex chat website, giving rapists instructions on what to wear, where to park, how to abuse his wife.
No condoms required, he'd tell them.
These men were firefighters, truck drivers, nurses, their next-door neighbour, men from in and around Giselle's small village in France.
The case shocked and horrified the world, but Giselle's bravery in owning her story and her refusal to carry shame saw her become an international feminist icon, a symbol of survivor resistance.
But this case, this abuse, it's not unique.
In March, 2026, CNN released a shocking investigation exposing a global rape academy.
Thousands of men across the world in group chats, teaching each other and swapping tips on how to drug and rape their wives.
On one website, they found more than 20,000 videos of so-called sleep content.
They had hundreds of thousands of views.
Saskia Van Dorn is an award-winning investigative journalist and CNN's Paris bureau chief.
During this investigation, she talked to several victim-survivors and infiltrated one of the group chats sharing rape sleep content.
Saskia joins us now.
Saskia, thank you for joining us on True Crime Conversations.
Firstly, you covered Giselle Pellico's case intimately in 2024.
You went to her husband's trial.
You've spoken to her since.
What impact did telling that story and hearing those details in court have on you and your next steps journalistically?
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