CNN producer John Griffen, who claimed he worked “shoulder-to-shoulder” with CNN anchor [[Chris Cuomo]], was taken into custody by the [[FBI]] which acted after a [[grand jury]] delivered an indictment that Griffen used [[social media]] to “communicate with people purporting to be parents of minor daughters” in order to try to “persuade parents to allow him to train their daughters to be sexually submissive.” Details emerged from an unsealed indictment including that he “sexually trained girls as young as 7 years old” and advised a mother that her 14-year-old daughter “would be a good candidate for such training.” | CNN producer John Griffen, who claimed he worked “shoulder-to-shoulder” with CNN anchor [[Chris Cuomo]], was taken into custody by the [[FBI]] which acted after a [[grand jury]] delivered an indictment that Griffen used [[social media]] to “communicate with people purporting to be parents of minor daughters” in order to try to “persuade parents to allow him to train their daughters to be sexually submissive.” Details emerged from an unsealed indictment including that he “sexually trained girls as young as 7 years old” and advised a mother that her 14-year-old daughter “would be a good candidate for such training.” |