Webcam rapper Aydin C. still does not want to confess

Aydin C., the man who fraudulently scanned and extorted dozens of girls, is not blamed in Canada either. He is being tried for extortion against Amanda Todd, a 15-year-old girl who committed suicide in 2012 after years of digital harassment.

"Plea Agreement"

According to C.'s lawyer, Robert Malewicz, C. "Determined" in Canada to defend the allegations and not to conclude a so-called "plea agreement". In exchange for the admission of extortion, C. could be given a harsher sentence. "He also declares himself innocent to advance," said the lawyer Friday in the Amsterdam court

Malewizc and his colleague Chana Grijsen said on Friday the defense of the rapper convicted by webcam. This occurs in the presence of C., aged 40, against whom the public prosecutor asked Thursday nearly 11 years of appearance in court, due to the extortion and fraud of 34 girls and women. five men, just like last year. the pain that he finally received in the first instance.

Requests

The lawyers asked the court to give C. access to all the digital research material related to his case. "It's only then that he will be able to conduct his defense properly and effectively," Malewicz said, as the prosecutor's office did not provide all the research data . According to him, it is not "legal and convincing" to conclude that his client provided the extortion series to the keyboard. Until now, the court refused to grant him access to the Attorney General's request

. C.'s board also requested a "keylogger", special software that records keystrokes and mouse clicks and creates screenshots – as proof to exclude. According to Grijsen, the medicine against the rules has been used and has proven unreliable. The lawyers criticized the investigation services and the prosecution did not take seriously any other scenario put forward by C.

The lawyers spoke on Friday afternoon and the court wants to make a decision on December 14th.