United States: In Chicago, a woman is found shouting for help inside an abandoned house, where she was kidnapped, tied up and raped for five days.
As per the sources, the cops have searched for the suspect, but the suspect escaped the scene moments before they arrived.
According to the officials, one of the community activists speaking with the neighbors about the requirement to repair the abandoned building on Chicago’s beleaguered South Side got to know about the discovery after hearing a woman’s shouting voices coming from one of those homes.
The 53-year-old, Antoine Dobine, was in the right place at the right time on Saturday while canvassing as he heard an unnamed 36-year-old kidnapping victim banging on the abandoned home’s window near the 19100 block of Eggleston Avenue in West Pullman.
He immediately called the police after hearing about the women’s crisis. Moreover, the authorities have discovered the victim chained by her ankles to a bedroom wall inside the home, according to the sources.
The woman, who remains unidentified for privacy reasons, claims that she had been trapped inside the brick home for four or five days and that her abductor had raped her twice.
“He left me in there handcuffed & chained,” she mentioned in the statement. She added that she ran into her kidnapper last week when she was running errands at a local store.
‘I ended up bumping into him, and he was like, ”you know, come here for a minute,”’ she stated.
The male offender, is in his 60s as well as 5-foot-8, then grabbed the woman, who tried to fight him off, before dragging her to the empty place.
In addition, the woman was taken to Little Company of Mary Hospital in good condition after police escorted her out of the home at about 5:30 p.m.
Dobine highlighted, “I first thought it was a little young girl in there, but later on, we found it was a young lady.”
Furthermore, ‘I first thought it was a little young girl in there, but later on, we found it was a young lady,’ Dobine said.
