Sunday February 25, 2007
Girl offers best friend to settle debts
By NELSON BENJAMIN
JOHOR BARU: A 17-year-old dropout, desperate to settle her debts to several men, “presented” her best friend to them.
Her girl friend was taken on a terror ride before they raped her.
The girl had asked the 17-year-old victim to follow her to a car park recently, telling the victim that her brother was being assaulted there.
When she reached the car park, the victim saw four men waiting in a car.
The men grabbed her and tied her hands, and drove to a house in Larkin.
The victim was then forcibly taken to a room where the men took turns to rape her.
After several hours, the victim was dropped off at her home.
She later sought medical treatment and lodged a police report.
Within hours, police rounded up the five suspects, who included a 26-year-old adopted son of a Tunku.
The others were aged between 15 and 28.
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