The story pertains to Jonathan Devillet Spadois, who is known for his conviction of transmitting AIDS to two teenagers in Belgium. A third teenage girl was also exposed but, thankfully, did not contract the disease. A contentious argument made by Spadois’s attorney asked for the conviction to be overturned, on the grounds that Spadois transmitted HIV, not AIDS, to his victims. The attorney purported that Spadois had simply forgotten that he carried a transmittable disease when he exposed his victims to his HIV. The fate of this argument is not clear, but it likely did not affect the case significantly.
Spadois received a sentence of five years in prison for his actions. Alleged details, such as his height, weight, and the date of infection of his victims, are speculated but not confirmed.
Biographical details depict Spadois as a 27-year-old white male with brown hair and brown eyes. He is 5′ 10” tall, weighs about 170 pounds, and identifies as straight. He is from Verviers, Belgium. Facts should be approached with a level of skepticism due to the serious nature of the situation and the serious allegations against Spadois.
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