The Steubenville Rape Crew


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haven't seen this posted yet. be warned, graphic details:

http://localleaks.blogs.ru/

On August 11, 2012 two members of the Big Red High School football team in Steubenville, Ohio ? USA were arrested and charged with the rape and kidnapping of an out of town 16 year old girl. At the time of this gang rape, the girl was intoxicated and unconscious. The victim had been intentionally drugged with a ?date rape? intoxicant. She was photographed and video was taken of her in this condition, and there is evidence that she was hauled in a comatose state to multiple parties ? and almost certainly raped by more members of the local high school football team than just the two players who currently stand charged. There is even evidence that she was urinated upon during this hideous assault. Despite all this, it looked as though a town rife with corruption, cronyism, illegal gambling and fixated upon their star high school football team (a major economic revenue engine) were prepared to orchestrate a major cover-up in order to sweep the entire affair under the rug.

http://www.nytimes.c...wanted=all&_r=0

In one photograph posted on Instagram by a Steubenville High football player, the girl, who was from across the Ohio River in Weirton, W.Va., is shown looking unresponsive as two boys carry her by her wrists and ankles. Twitter users wrote the words ?rape? and ?drunk girl? in their posts.

http://www.theatlant...ape-crew/60502/

Afterward, they headed to the home of one football player who has now become a witness for the prosecution. That player told the police that he was in the back seat of his Volkswagen Jetta with Mays and the girl when Mays proceeded to flash the girl?s breasts and penetrate her with his fingers, while the player videotaped it on his phone. The player, who shared the video with at least one person, testified that he videotaped Mays and the girl ?because he was being stupid, not making the right choices.? He said he later deleted the recording.

http://www.cnn.com/2....html?hpt=us_c2

The videos, pictures and tweets are chilling. A picture of a girl dangling limply from the arms of two young men. Other boys, laughingly saying the girl had to be dead because she didn't flinch as her body was violated. An alleged rape, made into a joke. The images and social media messages are at the heart of criminal charges against two high school football players accused of sexually assaulting a 16-year-old girl during a series of back-to-school parties in August. Both boys are charged with rape. One also is accused of "illegal use of a minor in nudity oriented material."
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Disgusting.

In one hand people are losing more touch, humanity and doing cruel and vicious things to each other; on the other hand some notable and noble examples pop up somewhere. And in this case (and the India bus gang rape/murder as well) are examples of how sick people can be towards others.

the world needs more Tom Welles.

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