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Gloria Trevi Can Use Mexican Courts to Build Defense in Sex Cult Case. Her Detractors are Worried
- Trevi wins a procedural order to depose roughly two dozen witnesses in Mexico under Mexican rules if needed.
- The judge urged coordination between Trevi’s team and the Jane Does’ lawyers amid questions about cross-border discovery.
- Some supporters warned that Mexican-depositions could intimidate survivors and delay the October trial date.
- Trevi’s lawyer stressed that international-deposition questions must respect Mexican authority and allow fair cross-examination.
- Menzie said a voluntary deposition outside Mexico could still be enforceable in California.
- Trevi, dubbed Mexico’s Madonna, has denied the allegations and filed a cross-claim against Andrade.
- The court set a follow-up hearing for July to address deposition logistics and the trial timeline.
- Jane Does filed lawsuits accusing Trevi, Andrade, and another woman of luring them into the alleged sex ring when they were young.
- Trevi filed the cross-claim in December 2023, asserting Andrade abused her.
- The Reuters/Rolling Stone report notes Trevi’s trial status and ongoing discovery challenges.
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