Naked Woman Escapes Captivity

Cyia · Jul 1, 2016

http://www.aol.com/article/2016/07/...after-captivity-beating-in-pottsvil/21422670/

Woman runs out of apartment naked. Woman runs, battered bleeding and bruised into nearby business for help, police find evidence of her ordeal...

... Man still doesn't believe it happened.

Hess can't get the image out of her head, remembering there wasn't an inch of the battered and naked woman's body that wasn't bruised.

"Oh, my gosh, my heart just broke," said Hess. "She was totally bruised, she had a big gash on her head. She had a little blanket she was holding over her. It was absolutely horrible."

As horrible as this incident sounds, some have doubts such terrifying events went on.

"I was here Saturday, Sunday, Monday. I walked into the house and there was nothing going on," said Harry Haughney.

Dennis E. Taylor · Jul 1, 2016

I can't believe AOL is still in existence.

regdog · Jul 1, 2016

Thank goodness she was able to get help. As for the alleged witness who saw nothing, interesting how the police found enough evidence to substantiate the accusations. It's just my opinion, but he's either involved, or just trying a come up with a bullshit cover story on the assailants behalf.

Zoombie · Jul 1, 2016

regdog said:
Thank goodness she was able to get help. As for the alleged witness who saw nothing, interesting how the police found enough evidence to substantiate the accusations. It's just my opinion, but he's either involved, or just trying a come up with a bullshit cover story on the assailants behalf.

Either that or he's as completely unobservant as me.

But that's like...legendary levels of obtuse stupidity.

frimble3 · Jul 1, 2016

Or, willful blindness. If the upstairs neighbour is kind of sketchy and has loud fights and stuff going on, after a while you do your best to tune it out. Because if you don't, you might have to get involved with said sketchy person and who knows how that's going to end?
(Admittedly I know nothing about that poor woman's assailant, there's not even the fairly standard 'suspect was known to police', but, really, normal people don't take women captive and just beat on them with various objects.)

Alessandra Kelley · Jul 1, 2016

Since when are people who did not see a crime considered witnesses?

Naked Woman Escapes Captivity

Cyia

Rewriting My Destiny

Dennis E. Taylor

Get it off! It burns!

regdog

The Scavengers

Zoombie

Dragon of the Multiverse

frimble3

Heckuva good sport

Alessandra Kelley

Sophipygian