In front of my fiancé...Eighteen-year-old woman stunned by mass rape of five gunmen
Nov 26, 2025
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The woman's 24-year-old fiancé had to watch it in front of his eyes, overwhelmed by the criminals.
According to foreign media such as the Daily Mail, the couple, who pulled up in a quiet place near Tor Treteste Park in eastern Rome on the night of October 25, were surrounded by men who suddenly appeared while enjoying a date.
The gunmen broke the window of the vehicle and forcibly opened the door to pull out the driver, a 24-year-old man A, and an 18-year-old woman, B, who was next to them. The gunmen tried to drag the woman to a quiet place. When A stopped him, two of the gunmen assaulted him and prevented him from moving his body.
Eventually, A was caught by two people and had no choice but to watch his fiancee being dragged away. He cried out for help and resisted, but to no avail. After the crime, the gunmen left the scene, and the couple called the police.
Police have not ruled out the possibility that up to five people may have been involved in the crime. So far, three Moroccan men have been arrested, and they are charged with rape and robbery.
Police believe the incident began with a robbery. This is because the belongings of the victims were also stolen.
The criminals are also known to have a history of drug trafficking. Police are chasing the fleeing suspects.
According to the Daily Mail, a series of refugee-related sex crimes have recently occurred in Italy, raising social controversy. Last year, Prime Minister Jorja Meloni argued that the increase in illegal immigrants was linked to sexual violence crimes, and even before the election, he released videos of sex crimes related to them, causing controversy.
In February last year, a 13-year-old girl was sexually assaulted by immigrants from Egypt in Catania, Sicily, and in October of the same year, an asylum seeker from Bangladesh sexually assaulted a 10-year-old girl and made her pregnant at a refugee center in Lombardy.
Similar incidents are continuing not only in Italy but also in other European countries. Last month, five Syrians were arrested in Germany for mass rape of a teenage girl, and in May this year, two Algerian refugees were sentenced to prison for sexual assault by threatening girls aged 14 and 15 with drugs and firearms in Austria.
This article was translated by Naver AI translator.
