Brekkie Wrap: Vigilantes may ruin 'gang-rape' case; Ariel Castro pleads not guilty The actions of Anonymous may be well-intentioned but could actually aid the defence of alleged gang-rapists. ANONYMOUS has published the names of the men accused of a gang-rape but their vigilante actions may put the case against the men in doubt. US woman Amanda Stevenson, 26, says she was gang-raped by three men when she was only 14 years old. She recently reached out to Anonymous after the online hacker collective brought attention to another gang-rape in her home state of Ohio. She has also agreed to be publicly identified and given media interviews under her own name. Anonymous published details of Ms Stevenson's case on its website, including links to the alleged attackers' Facebook pages and police re-opened their investigation. But prosecutors warned Anonymous's actions could jeopardise the case. If one of the three [accused] would happen to stumble onto that page and read the information contained on it they can use it to formulate a story and an alibi. Spying whistleblower Edward Snowden says he's not a traitor - nor a hero - and has denied that he is running from justice, but if he does decide to flee Julian Assange has told him he should head for Russia. The scandal also continues to have political repercussions in the US, with questions over whether President Barack Obama will become a liability for Democrats on the campaign trail. Following leaks by Edward Snowden about the U.S. National Security Agency's monitoring of phone calls and internet use, the American Civil Liberties Union files a lawsuit challenging the legality of the surveillance program. Simon Hanna reports. In other news, alleged Cleveland kidnapper and rapist Ariel Castro has pleaded not guilty to hundreds of charges against him, a dedicated daughter has helped track down a suspect in her father's 1986 murder, young Syrian refugees are being forced into arranged marriages, and the world's oldest ever man has died in Japan at the age of 116. Mr Kimura on his 116 birthday. Health experts are studying the old man to work out how he has lived so long. Picture: AFP/ Kyotango Government Source: AFP Also, Nelson Mandela is responding better to treatment in hospital, two window washers were stranded at the top of an NYC skyscraper after an equipment failure, researchers say the faces on Lego figurines are getting angrier, Russian protesters are asking for a divorce from Vladimir Putin, strikes by air traffic controllers and rail staff are causing travel chaos in France, and a young girl with cystic fibrosis who had to fight to be put on the US adult donor list will today receive a life-saving new lung. An opposition protester inflates a balloon depicting Russian President Vladimir Putin behind barbed wire during a protest rally in St Petersburg. Also, the birth of Prince William and Catherine's child is expected to give the UK economy a baby bonus, Julia Gillard has appeared with Ben Elton at a fundraiser and talked Game of Thrones and blue ties, Facebook is adding hashtags to its site, Myspace is trying to add some users to its site with a redesign, music festival goers are doing all the dumb things with their smartphones, a study has found using voice commands to send texts while driving is actually more dangerous than talking on a phone, and puzzled Danish supermarket staff have opened a box of bananas to find 100kg of Colombian cocaine inside. In entertainment news, a woman has claimed Kanye West cheated on Kim Kardashian with her, Arnold Schwarzenegger has kicked off his motivational speaking tour in Perth, cult comedy show Portlandia has been renewed for another season, an inquest is being held into the death of a reggae star who stabbed himself in the heart, and a rare Superman comic found in the insulation of a home has sold for $186,000. And the speculation that Jennifer Aniston's wedding is on hold, along with more entertainment news, can be found in our Global Goss report. Kim Kardashian and Kanye West attend the 2013 Costume Institute Gala - PUNK: Chaos to Couture at Metropolitan Museum of Art. Dimitrios Kambouris/Getty Images/AFP Source: Getty Images In sport, Australia's Champions Trophy match against New Zealand was abandoned due to rain, Australian endurance swimmer Chloe McCardel has begun her swim from Cuba to Florida, Lionel Messi has been accused of a $5.6 million tax fraud, the Boomers have taken a 2-1 lead in their series against China, Gael Monfils will skip Wimbledon due to an undisclosed personal problem, and players at the US Open may become basket-cases as they deal with a golf course which does not have flags marking its holes.