MySpace.Com- A Place for Rape

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Another MySpace horror story here. Its a horror story from the point of view of the victim, certainly, who was brutally raped by someone from her Friends List.

But imagine this horror- You and your spouse take a vacation or travel away for a weekend, leaving your supposedly mature 18 year old daughter at home alone to take care of the house. You come back home to find that your daughter was raped during a drunken party, your cars all wrecked, and all of your valuables looted from the home. Your savaged, hungover daughter can only explain to you that it happened because she invited friends that she met on Myspace over to the house for a party.

From the DenverChannel.com here:

Detectives used profiles posted on the Website MySpace.com to identify six suspects in a rape and robbery.

Detective Ali Bartley said six men have been arrested in connection with a party Feb. 23 that turned violent. A seventh suspect is sought. They face charges ranging from sexual assault to felony theft.

“There was blood in almost every room of the house. There were broken pictures and statues. They stole stereo equipment. The media center was bare,” she said.

Three cars were damaged when they were taken for joyrides.

“At some point, the victim was no longer aware of what was happening, and she was sexually assaulted,” said Bartley.

Bartley alleged, Nicolas Brison, 18, raped the victim while the others went on a rampage through the house, taking $40,000 in electronics, jewelry, clothing and other items.

The victim, whose name was withheld, met the suspects at MySpace.Com. She knew only their first names but their pictures were posted on MySpace.com.

“Primarily, we pulled up her friends list. It helped us identify some of the players,” said Bartley.

About $13,000 worth of stolen goods have been recovered.

Also arrested were Warren Washington, Chadron Brennan and Tyler Brougham, all 18, and Aaron Cannell, 20, and Andrew Heneks, 19.

Young people and teens think that just because someone has a MySpace Page, they are hip and cool. Wrong. Inviting strangers over to your house from a website makes as much sense as walking up to complete strangers in the Mall and asking them over.

Parents should consider this type of event their own personal nightmare and make it clear to their kids that they should never invite online acquaintances over to the house under any circumstance.

The rapist’s MySpace page is here, and he goes by the name of “40 Oz. Emperor”. Whats up with white kids thinking that they are black gangsters? Stupidity.

Thanks for the tip goes to MyCrimeSpace.Com for the story.