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Re: 13 year old Iraqi girl raped by American Soldiers

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    13 year old Iraqi girl raped by American Soldiers, see attached pictures.

    As appalling as that could be, or is, - what I find offensive is Rugby
    League hierarchy complicity in protection of their investment players by
    removing them from the scene of an alleged pack rape of a young lady, before
    local police could interview them, and later internal club discussions and
    investigations into the matter and media release of the outcome clearing
    their investments of any wrong doing.

    Any managerial member found complicit in time, should face serious criminal
    consequence, and likely would.

    Smells like organised crime to me.

    Anyhow, to your 13yo example - you can add similar examples to Japan and
    Germany where large numbers of US forces are/were stationed. This does not
    mean the US is filled with rapists, nor Australia by my statement.

    Jeremy H. Pritchard
    Mot Adv-NSW
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