💥🇹🇷 Víctima de violación mata a su agresor tras su excarcelación por amnistía y desafía al juez: “Él me violó a mí, no al Estado. ¿Quién les dio el derecho de perdonarlo sin consultarme?”.
En Turquía, una mujer que sufrió una brutal violación vio cómo su atacante, condenado a 20 años de prisión, fue liberado apenas 20 meses después por una amnistía estatal.
Indignada, consiguió un arma y lo mató de un disparo en plena calle, y durante el juicio, cuando el juez le preguntó por qué lo había hecho, ella respondió con una frase que ya recorre el mundo: “Él me violó a mí, no al Estado. ¿Quién les dio el derecho de perdonarlo sin consultarme?”.
¿Por qué los gobiernos indultan a delincuentes sin tener en cuenta el sufrimiento de quienes padecieron los crímenes? ¡Esto es algo perverso! ¿Apoyas a esta mujer?
In 1998, a 13-year-old girl was abducted and raped at knifepoint in Alicante, Spain. The rapist, 63-year old Antonio Cosme, was sentenced to 9 years in jail.
7 years later, in 2005, the victim's mother, María del Carmen García, was waiting at a bus stop when she saw a man approaching.
"How's your daughter doing?" the man asked with a smirk on his face.
It was her daughter's rapist.
Antonio was out on day release.
Enraged by what had just happened, Maria ran to the nearest store, purchased 1.5 litres of gasoline, and walked into the bar that Antonio had just entered.
She doused him head-to-toe with gasoline, lit him up, and stood back and calmly watched as her daughter's rapist burned alive in front of her eyes.
Maria was sentenced to 9.5 years in jail for her act of revenge, but was released in 2018 after serving 5.5 years.
Today, she lives freely in Spain after being reunited with her daughter.
BREAKING: William Kelso Flournoy, a man pretending to be a woman, was arrested in WA state after he allegedly R*PED an infant girl.
Why does this keep on happening?!
🚨🇬🇧LOVE JIHAD: THE PREDATOR PLAYBOOK
UK journalist and political activist Tommy Robinson sits down with Lara Logan to describe what he says is the systematic method used by grooming gangs targeting vulnerable girls.
Robinson explains that the process often begins with a boy the same age befriending a girl at school. Over time, older men are introduced who shower her with attention, gifts, and status. They gradually isolate her from her parents and friends while introducing alcohol, drugs, and a new social circle.
By the time the girl realizes what is happening, she may already be emotionally dependent and cut off from her support system. Robinson says the next phase often involves manipulation or blackmail, sometimes with recorded sexual encounters used as leverage. Victims are then coerced into sexual exploitation or prostitution.
He warns that the process rarely happens overnight. It can take months of grooming and isolation before the abuse begins, which is why he believes parents and communities must understand how these networks operate.