A man has made a startling claim about how he was drugged and sexually assaulted by two strange women.
The Dailysun SA reports that the South African man whose name is withheld reported to the police how his weekend turned awry after being raped and robbed. The man said he arrived at his home in East Park, in Kagiso, Mogale City from an entertainment centre when two women who he thought were in distress approached him as he parked his Mercedes-Benz.
“They asked for help and protection, claiming they had nearly been raped by a gang of men a few minutes before,” he told police. He allegedly invited them to stay in his house while he continued to enjoy a few drinks.
According to him, all he remembered was inviting them in and having a drink with them. When he woke up at 3pm that afternoon, he was naked and discovered he had been drugged and raped. His Benz was missing, as well as his bank cards, cellphone, driver’s licence, travelling bag, Samsung Galaxy Grand Prime and his wedding ring!
Kagiso police spokesman Captain Solomon Sibiya said police were investigating a case of theft. A case of rape has not been opened at this stage.
The Dailysun SA reports that the South African man whose name is withheld reported to the police how his weekend turned awry after being raped and robbed. The man said he arrived at his home in East Park, in Kagiso, Mogale City from an entertainment centre when two women who he thought were in distress approached him as he parked his Mercedes-Benz.
“They asked for help and protection, claiming they had nearly been raped by a gang of men a few minutes before,” he told police. He allegedly invited them to stay in his house while he continued to enjoy a few drinks.
According to him, all he remembered was inviting them in and having a drink with them. When he woke up at 3pm that afternoon, he was naked and discovered he had been drugged and raped. His Benz was missing, as well as his bank cards, cellphone, driver’s licence, travelling bag, Samsung Galaxy Grand Prime and his wedding ring!
Kagiso police spokesman Captain Solomon Sibiya said police were investigating a case of theft. A case of rape has not been opened at this stage.
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