Intern Rapes Pregnant Woman
As I post, we are under a tornado warning. The storm has hit very hard, but the worst is yet to come. All public transportation shut down about an hour ago. Thousands are without power. So far, we have electricity, but I doubt that our luck will hold. The highest winds are expected in the middle of the night (it is now 11:24 p.m.).
While waiting for total darkness, I thought I would add another grisly post about a pregnant woman who was raped in the hospital by an intern in the city of Troyes. The story was posted on August 25 in the local paper Est-Eclair:
At 9:00 p.m. on Saturday, a young woman, went to the ER of the hospital in Troyes. Fifteen weeks pregnant, she described a feeling of weakness that alarmed her, and some vomiting. They called for an intern gynecologist, age 26, who had been working in the hospital for two years. A reserved, timid, competent boy, according to his patients. So said his colleagues.
Note: The French text says "boy" ("garçon"), so I kept it.
After an initial examination, Dyn (the pseudo given by the Est-Eclair reporter, and an odd one at that) decided to hospitalize the young woman. A few hours later he entered her room and told her she needed a second examination. Unafraid, confident, the woman, 22 years old, followed the intern to an isolated room. They spoke for about an hour, then he gave her a medication that she thought was homeopathic, but that was really an anti-depressant.
He began the examination. Lying on the table the woman was covered with several sheets. The doctor told her to close her eyes and relax. And he raped her.
Terrorized by what had happened, and by what he could still do, the victim swore she would not say anything. Dyn apologized and tried to explain his feeling of wretchedness ("mal-être"). And he allowed her to go back to her room. It was then that she told the doctors who alerted authorities.
In the middle of the night, Dyn was arrested and placed in custody. When questioned he admitted what he had done. He said he had obeyed an impulse. Apparently nothing that he had made the woman endure had been premeditated.
Note: The above line is written in the conditional tense in French, indicating it is all hypothetical.
An investigation has been opened and Dyn for now is in a jail in Chaumont.
Note: Race and ethnicity are not disclosed, but it does not sound like he is an immigrant. He certainly doesn't sound like a Frenchman either. However, there is no way of knowing. At any rate, raping a pregnant girl is so horrible, it makes no difference who he is he must be removed from society.
One reader indicates that this particular hospital is in bad shape:
- Personally, it doesn't surprise me. One stupid thing after another. Nothing that happens at the Troyes hospital center would surprise me…
Another reader also wonders who he is:
- A so-called doctor who is a rapist!!!! Maybe another repeat offender?????
Below, a photo of the hospital. On the outside it looks fine.
posted by tiberge @ 12:00 AM
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This is tragic. Tragic because in most of Europe, the rape victims are usually all native European women, while their rapists are usually, but not always, Muslims or Africans. More tragic, because the press goes to great lengths to cover these crimes up and pretend that they don't exist. More tragic, still, is that women and men alike, are disarmed and unable to defend themselves, both legally and literally.
Tragic most of all, Tiberge, because feminists who claim to speak on behalf of oppressed women everywhere, willfully turn a blind eye to the plight of other women, because they are moral cowards, and because they are liars, seeking a power-share alliance with Islamists and leftists all over the world. They are cannibals, evil, lying cannibals.
What to say, a world where few think about the consequences of their actions, still have a fear of God, or any respect for the dignity of the human person. Such a crime, and an enormous betrayal of trust by a doctor, would have at least sent him to Devil's Island for life in another time, but now, 5 years?
Hope you are ok, Tiberge, and will be spared the worst of Miss Irene.
@ dauphin
If the woman should lose the baby or suffer herself physical and emotional consequences, would that increase the sentence? I fear the answer is no.
On another topic -
I believe a tornado set down in a northwestern suburb, but my street is unharmed. My basement seems to be dry, but I fear mice and rats from the backing up of the sewers. There are a lot of slippery leaves, but no great damage. Even the flower pots across the street are intact. And no power outage here. But elsewhere it was much worse, though it was not a true hurricane. Just a bad storm. It ended early. In fact it ended just at the time they said it would be at its worst.
I have always said that being a meteorologist is the best job in the world. You get paid for being wrong. (So do politicians, come to think of it).
lf we were able to obtain all the racial, cultural and religious backgrounds of all the rapists in France - and for that matter all of Europe - l am certain a very interesting picture would then reveal itself. lt is a crime in itself that this information is often witheld. ln order to form views we need access to facts and crude data. Unfortunately many people in positions of authority have decided our right to information is a limited right. These people in authority should be kicked out of office.
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