Mother Raped By Two Intruders – Then Physically Assaulted By POLICEMAN While Still Naked

A San Antonio mother says she was raped. But she says that's not how she got horrific bruises and broken facial bones.

"They held me down on the floor naked and screaming," Rebecca Gibson said. "They are supposed to be the people that help, and they did more damage than any help."

The 29-year-old said she was kidnapped and sexually assaulted by two unknown suspects. Then when officers responded, she said she was treated inhumanely.

Naked Nanjing mistress flees via 2nd-floor window

To escape an angry wife who had discovered her husband's affair, a still-naked mistress jumps from the hotel window where she was meeting with her lover. (Internet Photo)

Upon hearing that her husband was meeting another woman nearby at a hotel in Nanjing on Sunday, an angry wife rushed to catch the pair in the act.

When the mistress learned of the wife's imminent arrival, she jumped still naked from the window of the second-floor hotel room while her lover hailed a taxi to spirit her away. A video of the naked woman making her unclad getaway is now being circulated on the internet in China.

Police received a report to say a woman had jumped from a second-floor window. Arriving at the scene, the police were met by the woman who first reported the incident, who was looking out from her own window on the same floor yelling for the officers to meet her.

More 'naked marriages' in China

Without expensive preparation and rituals, Wang Shaowei and Zhang Xin tied the knot at a cost of nine yuan (RM4), which was spent on obtaining the marriage certificate.

The couple, who had just entered the workforce, did away with nearly all the traditional 'must haves' for a Chinese wedding: an apartment, a car, wedding rings as well as a lavish ceremony.

"We had a big dinner in our rented two-bedroom apartment to celebrate the start of our married life, and nothing else," said Wang, 26, who lives with his wife in Shijiazhuang, capital city of northern China's Hebei province.

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Foreign woman strolls naked around town

MIRI residents were shocked when a 25-year-old foreign woman walked nonchalantly in public without a stitch of clothing on her body, Sin Chew Daily reported.

The daily said the woman took off her clothes in front of a nightclub before walking naked on the streets at 8am on Saturday.

The woman walked slowly as though she was parading on the catwalk and also “danced” in front of a car.

The newspaper said some people took pictures of her with their handphones.

The woman became emotional when a group of men apprehended her and tried to put clothing on her.

She was later taken to the Miri police station, where the police asked her relatives to take her home.

Public stunned by naked woman on window ledge

The naked woman sat on the parapet between the 5th and 6th floor. The civil defence sets up an air mattress below her. (Pic / Courtesy of reader)

A naked woman attempted suicide in Toa Payoh yesterday. Sitting in the nude outside a window, she attracted more than 100 shocked spectators who came to gawk at her.

Police and the civil defence rushed to the scene at around 9am yesterday, to save the woman who was trying to jump from a rental flat at Blk 31 Toa Payoh Lorong 5.

An eyewitness, Mdm Lin (40, executive) called Lianhe Wanbao to report the incident.

She said that she thought there was a fire because of the civil defence, and was shocked to see a naked woman sitting on the parapet between the 5^th and 6^th floor.

“There was an air mattress set up by the civil defence. More than 100 people were standing around to watch the drama unfold. Everyone was afraid that she would jump."

Another eye witness, Mdm Wang (82, retiree), said that the woman did not seem to be crying, but appeared to be muttering to herself. She dangled her feet in the air despite the tense atmosphere.

The petite suicidal woman is said to live alone and has a son in his 20’s.

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Horror story of Pakistani woman forced to parade naked

Shahnaz Bibi says the trauma of her ordeal has meant that her life is finished

Earlier this month police in Pakistan arrested several men for stripping a middle-aged woman naked and parading her in a village after one of the offenders accused her son of having illicit relations with his wife. The BBC's Aleem Maqbool travelled to the north of the country - where the incident happened - to find out more about a case which has shocked most Pakistanis.

"That day, I had no idea anything was wrong," says Shahnaz Bibi.

She had been at home in the village of Neelor Bala in northern Pakistan. Her husband was away in the city of Lahore where he worked as a driver.

She is clear and determined as she recounts details of her assault.

"I suddenly heard people smash the front door, they were shouting," she says. "They asked my 11-year-old son where I was and of course he told them."

Shahnaz Bibi says four men, armed with pistols and rifles, burst into her room. She says she knew them all as members of the same family, and as neighbours.

"Before I knew what was happening they tied my wrists and pushed me hard out into the lane, abusing me and sometimes throwing me to the ground," she says.

"They dragged me to an open plot of land. There, they tore off all of my clothes.

"For a full hour they pushed me around and paraded me naked. I cried and pleaded with them but they wouldn't listen and they kept beating me."

Shahnaz Bibi says that very soon the entire village was watching.

'Humiliated'

"Men, women and children were all there, but nobody came forward to help. Nobody even tried to cover me up," she says.

"One of the men was holding up a rifle and saying that if anyone came forward, he would kill them, so one came near me the whole time, but everyone was just standing around watching the drama.

"In between abusing me and pushing me and exposing me, the men were telling me my son had had an affair with a girl from their family. I knew nothing about it."

All Shahnaz Bibi says she knew before the assault was that a woman in the village was getting divorced. What she says she did not realise was that her son was accused of being the reason behind it.

Police say there had been a meeting of some of the men of the village to sanction the divorce, and that it was immediately after that meeting that several of the men rushed to Shahnaz Bibi's home.

"I said they should have discussed it with us, or should have gone to the police about my son if they felt he had done something wrong, but they just wanted to humiliate me."

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"After a long time, they finally left me, pushing me and abusing me more. I ran to my house to put some clothes on."

At this point in telling us what had happened to her, Shahnaz Bibi's voice cracks and she bites her lower lip. Then, after evidently having tried hard to keep her composure, she breaks down in tears as she continues.

"Me and my son were both crying and we ran into the forests outside the village. I was too embarrassed to go home so I slept the night in the forest," she says

"We had no money, so we persuaded a driver to take us far away."

Shahnaz Bibi now says that she can never return to her village. Three days after the attack though, she did come back to the district to see the police.

"You know, not a single person had reported the incident," she says.

"The police registered our case, and thanks to them some of the men are in jail, but others are still on the run. I'm so frightened; any of them or their relatives could kill me for reporting them."

In Pakistan, targeting a woman for the alleged crimes of her family members is not uncommon. There are regular reports of feuds being settled through women being burned with acid, mutilated, raped or even killed.

Pakistan's penal code even has a specific law relating to stripping a woman and exposing her in public. It is punishable by life imprisonment or death.

"I want them punished, though it won't help me much," says Shahnaz Bibi.

"Before all this, I was poor but I had a respectable life, I was happy. But after something like this, my life is finished," she weeps.

"How can I go back to a village where every single person has seen me naked? I feel ashamed even to show my face to my own brothers and sisters."

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Naked and Hungry Abandoned Children Found Running through New Jersey Streets – Mother Arrested

Several children were spotted running around a Jersey City street on Wednesday. They were naked and hungry and their mother was nowhere in sight. Two teenage girls came to the rescue.

“They were running up and down the road- no clothes on,” said Nilaja Wyatt, 17. She decided to take control of the situation after her friend Aaliyah Glover said her mother almost ran over one of the kids.

“We saw a little boy — he ran in front of our car so my mother had to swerve her car,” Aaliyah Glover said.

The teens gathered the six children and brought them inside. That’s when they found out the kids’ 2-year-old brother was in the upstairs apartment all by himself. The door was locked, so they broke in.

“He was crying,” Wyatt said. “He had a snotty nose, everything, crying standing by the door.”

They said there was no food in the apartment.

“They were hungry,” Glover said. “We asked them did they eat, he said he didn’t eat in two days.”

So the teens fed and bathed the children and waited for their mom, who was out with a boyfriend, to come home. She never did, so they called the cops.

Police Chief Tom Comey said Francine Davis, 40, had left the children in the care of their oldest sibling, a 14-year-old autistic child. He said Davis had nothing to say when she turned herself in.

“You left your children in the care of somebody who wasn’t emotionally or mentally capable,” Comey said. “What can you say? There’s nothing you can say that can ease that.”

Now these teens are being called heroes.

“I felt like if I was in their situation in their shoes, I would want someone to help me,” Glover said.

Davis is facing six counts of endangering the welfare of a child. The children are now in foster care.

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