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International Business Times UK
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Christian Nogot Puno

Clavicular Case: Why One Count Carries a Minimum of 10 Years and Possible Life Under Massachusetts Law

A grand jury, not a judge, must vote to indict Peters before any rape trial can take place at the Barnstable County Courthouse (Credit: John Phelan / CC BY-SA 3.0, cropped)

Braden Peters, the 20-year-old streamer known online as Clavicular, faces a charge that could send him to prison for life. The count accuses him of drugging a person for sex at his family's Cape Cod home on 23 May 2025. Massachusetts law sets a minimum term of 10 years for that offence.

A criminal complaint at Orleans District Court cites Chapter 272, Section 3 of state law for that count. The complaint also charges Peters with rape and with procuring alcohol while under 21. Peters denies the allegations underlying all three counts and is due in court on Wednesday 14 October.

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