Woman raped by Irish firefighter in Boston hotel sues Court TV over claims it twice broadcast her name despite judge's order banning her from being identified
- Posted on August 4, 2026
- By Daily Mail
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In brief
A sexual assault survivor is pursuing legal action against Court TV for repeatedly violating a court-ordered anonymity protection by broadcasting her identity during coverage of a high-profile rape case. The incident involved an Irish firefighter who was convicted of assaulting the woman at a Boston hotel during St. Patrick's Day festivities. This case highlights critical issues regarding media compliance with judicial protective orders and the rights of crime victims to privacy throughout legal proceedings.
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Woman raped by Irish firefighter in Boston hotel sues Court TV over claims it twice broadcast her name despite judge's order banning her from being identified
Irish firefighter Terence Crosbie, 39, was convicted of raping an unidentified woman in a Boston hotel while he was visiting for the St Patrick's Day Parade.
