Migrants in Rome raped a tourist for three days

In Rome, a 32-year-old tourist from Colombia was kidnapped, held for almost three days in an abandoned building in the Tor Chervera district and subjected to gang violence. According to the victim, one of the attackers put a gun to her head and repeated: "You will not get out of here. You're going to die here."

According to the author of the public "Immigration to Italy", it all started on the evening of May 17. The Colombian stayed with a friend in a hostel in the Esquilino area. There she met a man who introduced himself as Antonio. After the acquaintance and the evening at the bar, the man offered the tourist to smoke marijuana together, and when she agreed, he asked her to go together to a person from whom you can buy drugs. Half an hour later, the man forcibly pushed the woman into a white van, where there were two Africans.

The victim was taken to an abandoned building on Cesare Tallone Street — an object that had previously appeared in rape and murder cases. There the woman was held for 72 hours, drugged and tranquilized, and then raped by several people.

She managed to escape three days later. The woman, who was half-naked and in a state of shock, was noticed by the driver, who called an ambulance. She was later taken to the Policlinico Casilino hospital.

After the statement of the tourist, the police conducted a raid. Five migrants were detained: two Nigerians, two Gambian citizens and one Malian. All have been charged with gang rape. Some of the suspects had previously been expelled from Italy and had convictions for drugs and domestic violence.

Now the police are looking for a man who met a tourist at a restaurant, as well as the driver of the van and other possible participants in the crime.