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   M A R I E T T A, Ga., Nov. 2   
   By Barnini Chakraborty   
      
   The suspects accused of raping and molesting a 13-year-old   
   mentally disabled girl videotaped part of the crime, authorities   
   said.   
      
   District Attorney Pat Head would not say what the videotape   
   revealed, but said he did not plan to show it to the grand jury.   
      
   Up to 25 males — ages 12 to 25 — raped and molested the girl for   
   12 hours after luring her off of a bicycle and into an apartment   
   building, police said Wednesday.   
      
   Eight suspects have been arrested and warrants were issued for   
   three others sought in the Oct. 13-14 attack, Cobb County police   
   spokesman Dana Pierce said.   
      
   Lured, Then Attacked Repeatedly Police said four men leaving a   
   high school football game met the girl on her bicycle and   
   persuaded her to accompany them to an apartment. They raped the   
   girl and then took her to an abandoned apartment in the same   
   complex, where as many as 20 males attacked her, police said.   
      
   The girl returned home about 4 a.m. on Oct. 14, her mother told   
   police.   
      
   “She told her mother she knew something had happened to her that   
   shouldn’t have,” Pierce said. The victim’s mother took her to a   
   hospital, where she was treated and released.   
      
   Arrested were Christopher Wyatt, 24; Cornell Lyons, 17; Jamon   
   Aiken, 17; and Charles Grant, 19, all of Marietta; Taurean   
   Green, 17; and Isaac Anthony Cummings, 18, both of Smyrna, and   
   two juveniles. Police have issued warrants for two others, and a   
   12-year-old boy also is being sought on a juvenile complaint.   
      
   Police are seeking the names of the rest of the suspects   
   allegedly involved in the attack.   
      
   “We’re hoping to identify the rest of those 20 to 25 so we can   
   get names on them and hopefully get warrants on them,” Cobb   
   County police spokesman Brody Staud said.   
      
   Because of the girl’s mental condition, investigators said they   
   have been unable to determine how the teen knew the men. They   
   would not say what led them to the suspects.   
      
   Disabled Attacks Underreported Tenants at the apartment complex   
   said they are scared of young men who hang out around the   
   complex.   
      
   Maria Capiz, 18, said she does not let her son play outside for   
   more than 30 minutes a day.   
      
   “I don’t trust it here,” Capiz said. “I don’t want what happened   
   to that little girl happening to me or to my niece or my son.”   
      
   “If somebody can do such a horrible thing to a child — only 13   
   years old — then what next?” added Shataquia Lewis.   
      
   Sexual assaults against the disabled are probably underreported   
   because victims are unable to explain what happened or are   
   perceived as unreliable witnesses, said Jennifer Bivins, a   
   victim advocate at the Southern Crescent Sexual Assault Center   
   in Jonesboro.   
      
   “I think it’s probably more common than people realize,” she   
   said.   
      
   http://abcnews.go.com/US/story?id=95129   
      
        
      
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