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Liberia: Teen Testifies NSA Agent Peter Bon Jallah Sexually Assaulted Him

MONROVIA -- A 16-year-old boy testified that National Security Agency agent Peter Bon Jallah sexually assaulted him three times between late November and New Year's Day, and the court admitted his four-page police statement into evidence over defense objection.

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Liberia: Teen Testifies NSA Agent Peter Bon Jallah Sexually Assaulted Him

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allAfrica broke the news in Washington, United States 3 hours ago on Tuesday, August 18, 2026.

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Liberia: Teen Testifies NSA Agent Peter Bon Jallah Sexually Assaulted Him

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