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Third complainant expected to testify at Frank Stronach’s sex assault trial

The trial involves 12 charges against Frank Stronach, with seven complainants alleging incidents from 1977 to 1990, and two women in their 60s already testified.

  • Third complainant to take the stand in Toronto today at the sexual-assault trial of Frank Stronach; two complainants, both women in their 60s, have already testified since last week.
  • Background: Stronach, 93, faces 12 charges including sexual assault and forcible confinement, with allegations from 1977 to 1990 including one in suburban Scarborough; two counts are historical after the 1983 Criminal Code amendment.
  • Under cross-examination, defence lawyer Leora Shemesh challenged the witness's earlier statements, noting she said she didn't believe she had been sexually assaulted in September 2024, which she explained was about not having had intimate sex.
  • Following a case split, Stronach faces a separate Newmarket trial later this year, with the judge-alone proceeding overseen by Superior Court Justice Anne Molloy, and seven complainants expected to testify.
  • None of the complainants can be identified under a publication ban, and the accused's ties to Magna International generate public interest while coverage may affect survivors.
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Third complainant expected to testify at Frank Stronach's sex assault trial

TORONTO — A third complainant is set to testify in Toronto today at the sexual assault trial of auto parts tycoon Frank Stronach.

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