The 2019 federal election campaign rumors were apparently true that Justin Trudeau sexually assaulted a student when he was a teacher at West Point Grey Academy (WPGA). A woman named Barbara replied to PRESS Core on Twitter that she had spoken with Sophie Trudeau about a rumor of Sophie and Justin Trudeau getting a divorce. In the reply Barbara confirmed that Justin Trudeau had sexually assaulted a WPGA student.
Barbara replying to @presscoreca June 22, 2020 on Twitter
“Sophie said she & Justin are not getting divorced. This is all just based on a tryst Justin had with a student after his father died. She was 17, but the legal age was 14 in Canada at the time. The age of consent was raised to 16 in 2008 by Stephen Harper. It’s nonsense.”
Justin Trudeau having a tryst (a private romantic rendezvous between lovers) with a 17 year old student is a criminal offence of statutory rape. Statutory rape makes it unlawful to have sex with a minor under the “age of consent.”
Statutory Rape in Canada is defined as any sexual contact with a person under the age of consent. Under statutory rape laws, a person who has sex with a person under a certain age known as “the age of consent” risks criminal charges and a jail or prison sentence, even if the younger person is a willing partner.
There are many different scenarios where the age of consent would be raised to the age of 18. Some of these situations may arise in relationships of trust or authority between, for example, a teacher and student, an employer and employee, a coach and player, etc.
When Justin Trudeau had a tryst with a 17 year old student Justin Trudeau was a teacher at WPGA. He was a teacher at WPGA when his father, Pierre Trudeau, died on September 28, 2000. The law states that the age of consent is raised to 18 years of age when:
The older party is in a position of authority or a position of trust over the other party.
In Canada there’s no statute of limitations for statuatory rape. Section 3(4)(l) of the BC Limitation Act holds that:
“a cause of action based on sexual assault” is not “governed by a limitation period and may be brought at any time“.
Section 271 of the Criminal Code sets out the offence of sexual assault. This offence replaced the more stringent offence of “rape” which no longer appears in Canada’s Code.
271. Sexual assault
Everyone who commits a sexual assault is guilty of
(a) an indictable offence and is liable to imprisonment for a term of not more than 10 years or, if the complainant is
under the age of 16 years, to imprisonment for a term of not more than 14 years and to a minimum punishment of imprisonment for a term of one year; or(b) an offence punishable on summary conviction and is liable to imprisonment for a term of not more than 18 months or, if the complainant is under the age of 16 years, to imprisonment for a term of not more than two years less a day and to a minimum punishment of imprisonment for a term of six months.
The punishment for this crime is not only imprisonment but also carries a criminal record, which can affect an offender’s future prospects. In Justin Trudeau’s case a criminal record for statuatory rape would mean Justin Trudeau couldn’t be a MP or Prime Minister of Canada.
A second tweet by Barbara on the same day she confirmed that Justin Trudeau sexually assaulted a 17 year old WPGA student implies she knows Sophie and that she talked to Sophie directly. In the second tweet to @presscoreca Barbara again emphasized that “Sophie said she & Justin ARE NOT getting divorced”.
“Sophie is staying at Harrington Lk. It was tough, quarantined with 3 kids 24/7. Sophie said she & Justin ARE NOT getting divorced. Dealing with Canada’s Covid-19 crisis caused them stress.”
During the 2019 federal election campaign a female accuser claimed 2019 election campaign candidate Justin Trudeau had sexually assaulted a female student while Justin Trudeau was a teacher at West Point Grey Academy. The person Justin Trudeau bribed to keep quiet was accusing Justin Trudeau of committing the offence of “statutory rape”.
No evidence has ever been found or presented that would verify that the female accuser was a student at WPGA. There is evidence that Justin Trudeau’s female accuser wasn’t a WPGA student. That female person knew Justin Trudeau personally and she used the 2019 federal election campaign to blackmail Justin Trudeau into paying her $2.25 million.
Blackmail is the crime of threatening to reveal embarrassing, disgraceful or damaging information about a person to the public, family, spouse or associates unless money is paid to purchase silence.
To avoid a criminal investigation and criminal charges Justin Trudeau paid $millions to obtain a NDA and silence the person accusing Justin Trudeau of committing “statutory rape” at West Point Grey Academy.
Justin Trudeau offering/paying a bribe during the 2019 election campaign warrants an investigation by Elections Canada. Elections Canada need only to serve Justin Trudeau’s BMO trust fund and/or the Trudeau Foundation with a financial warrant to obtain evidence that a bribe was paid during the 2019 federal election campaign. Look for a multi-million dollar transfer on Oct 9, 2019 or soon thereafter.
A conviction of “offering bribe” could result in Justin Trudeau losing his seat in the House of Commons and Justin Trudeau being barred from campaigning in any election for the next 7 years.
“A person found guilty of any corrupt electoral practice under the Canada Elections Act within the previous 5 years is disqualified from seeking election.”
The 2019 federal election campaign was held within “the previous 5 years”.
Furthermore, in Canada there is no statute of limitations on bringing a criminal charge for sexual assault. A student/child who was the victim of statuatory rape could report it after reaching adulthood. The 17 year old WPGA student who had a tryst with Justin Trudeau could one day decide to bring a criminal charge for sexual assault against Justin Trudeau.
Teachers face serious consequences for having sex with a 17 year old student. Even 20 years after Justin Trudeau had a tryst with a 17 year old WPGA student.
If Justin Trudeau were convicted today and sentenced to two years or more in prison he would automatically lose his seat in the House of Commons. Parliament of Canada website states:
Section 750(1) of the Criminal Code,11 which applies to members of both the Senate and the House, stipulates the following:
Where a person is convicted of an indictable offence for which the person is sentenced to imprisonment for two years or more and holds, at the time that person is convicted, an office under the Crown or other public employment, the office or employment forthwith becomes vacant.
Parliamentarians automatically lose their seat if they fall within the terms of this section.