WikiLeaks Assage - Leaked

Perhaps not the most clever title but, leaked documents on Assange, who owns Wikileaks, concerning the sexual assault cases leaked on the internet. It's a case of poetic justice, a true, "how-does-it-feel-a__h*le?" moment.

Assange claims to be innocent so, why doesn't he just face the charges? He's still hiding out in Britain and will go to court on Monday and Tuesday, where they will determine if they are going to extradite him to Sweden.

The documents were anonymously posted on a file sharing site.

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Somehow, though, after arriving in London, the documents got out. They were anonymously posted to the Adobe Acrobat file sharing and collaboration site in recent days, and the link is being circulated on Swedish message boards and blogs. Stephens did not immediately return a phone call from Wired.com on Wednesday.

The file relates how Assange’s separate sexual encounters with two women in Sweden last year led to the criminal investigation, telling the story through police interviews with the two alleged victims, and with friends to whom they’d confided. There is nothing in the extensive details to support Assange’s past assertions that the Swedish criminal probe is part of “dirty tricks” campaign against WikiLeaks.

The most substantive content in the file was previously reported by Britain’s Guardian in December, apparently from a subset of the same police documents.

Assange began seeing the two women during a 10-day trip to Stockholm last August. The first woman, referred to in court as “Miss A.”, told police that her consensual encounter with Assange became violent when Assange pinned her to the bed as she attempted to reach for a condom. He then allegedly released her and agreed to wear the condom, but did something to it that caused it to rip, and continued to have sex.

The second woman, Miss W., also initially had consensual relations with Assange using a condom. But later, as they shared a bed, Assange allegedly began having sex with her while she was asleep — the basis of the rape allegation.

According to her police statement, she woke up and asked, “Are you wearing anything?”

“You,” Assange replied.

“You’d better not have HIV,” she said.

“Of course not.”

According to the police report, “she felt it was too late” to halt the unprotected sex. “He [Assange] was already inside her and she let him continue. She couldn’t be bothered to tell him again. She had nagged about condoms all night. She had never had unprotected sex before. He said he wanted to come inside her, he didn’t say when he did, but he did it.”

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