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[Cyprus Times] Crete: She fought for 20 minutes with the would-be rapist who sprayed her with pepper spray

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The description of the 50-year-old woman who was attacked by a Pakistani worker in Ierapetra is shocking

The description of the 50-year-old woman is shocking woman who was brutally beaten by the 32-year-old Pakistani worker she had recently fired and wanted to take revenge by trying to rape her by spraying her with spray, inside her remote home in an area of Ierapetra on Friday afternoon.

"He stamped his foot on my body and beat me in the face with his hands. If it had been someone weaker in my position he would have passed out. He was tearing my clothes to rape me, but I think he wanted to kill me!", the shocked woman described to Radio Lasithi.

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According to the Greek protothema.gr, the victim and her husband used the foreigner to work twice a week in their greenhouse and paid him without fail, but they were forced to remove him when they found that he was taking pictures of his employer with his mobile phone! Given that a few years ago the young Pakistani had been arrested for sexually harassing two young girls in Ierapetra, they decided not to give him a job again.

But the 32-year-old kept it "manic" and on Friday, after waiting for her husband to leave, he knocked on her door. Woman. When she opened the door, he sprayed her in the face with pepper spray, causing her to temporarily lose her sight. He then attacked her by hitting her in the face and began ripping her clothes and underwear in order to rape her!

As described by the 50-year-old woman, she struggled for at least 20 minutes with her would-be rapist in and out of the house where he dragged her, and her strong resistance forced him to give up and leave after threatening her with a knife. The unfortunate woman alerted the police who began a search and was then taken to Ierapetra hospital for first aid. Police are "combing" the whole of eastern Crete to locate the ruthless foreigner who has disappeared.


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