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Pray for God to stop 1 child from being molested today.
Pray for God to stop 1 child molestation happening now.
Pray for God to rescue 1 child from sexual slavery.
Pray for God to save 1 girl from genital circumcision.
Pray for God to stop 1 girl from becoming a child-bride.
If you have the faith pray for 100 children rather than one.
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Showing posts with label culture of rape. Show all posts
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Sunday, 11 October 2026

The Cornell Scandal - Can it get any uglier?

 

‘Cornell 7’ frat bro who said he was ‘sodomized’ trashed US, is son of Dubai-based Islamic studies prof

Ingalls, 21, whose full name is Umar Matthew Ingalls, attended Dubai International Academy, an elite private school that charges about $21,000 a year located in what has been dubbed the “Beverly Hills of Dubai.” The former frat bro grew up between the Middle East and the United States.

The school, in Dubai’s Emirates Hills neighborhood, hailed as the city’s “most exclusive and prestigious gated community” where homes start at $3 million, was listed as Ingalls’ alma mater on Cornell University’s rugby roster for 2023-2024, when he played on the team.

Ingalls wrote ‘boys come whip it out’ in the Chi Phi Snapchat conversation.
Cornell

A resurfaced 2020 article said he was embarrassed by his American citizenship while attending the posh school, having to explain to people in the United Arab Emirates that “no, I’m not a Trump supporter.”

“Generally speaking, ‘American’ over here is synonymous with ‘Trump,’ which is synonymous with a whole bunch of other words that I won’t mention,” a high school online magazine quotes Ingalls as saying, describing him as half American.

At that time, he went by Umar Ingalls, according to the article and another from 2022 about a lunar rover project he built with four Dubai International Academy classmates.

His father, Matthew Burtchaell Ingalls, is a professor of Islamic studies at the American University in Dubai, where he has taught since 2016 and chairs the Department of Middle Eastern Studies.

The older Ingalls, 48, a convert to Islam, lamented in a 2021 article that the research on Islam was too focused on terrorism.

“Much of the research in the Americas focused on questions of assimilation or terrorism and neglected the more basic issues of belief, practice and community,” he wrote in the research paper.

“Islam, in other words, was framed as a problem, not a way of life.”

Matthew B. Ingalls is Chair of the Department of Middle Eastern Studies at the American University in Dubai.
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The elder Ingalls earned a doctorate in Islamic studies from Yale University in 2011 after receiving a master’s degree in Arabic studies from the American University in Cairo in 2004. Ingalls’ mother, Yasmine Khattab, is Egyptian.

He taught Sharia law and Islamic Fundamentalism at Yale. His photo and contact information were removed from his bio page on the American University in Dubai’s website this week amid the scandal.

Ingalls was one of the two fraternity brothers expelled from Cornell University in 2024 after an internal investigation found them responsible for sexual assault. He reportedly fled to Dubai in the wake of the alleged gang rape lawsuit filed last month, and had told friends he was taking a gap year in Thailand to “find himself” after his expulsion, according to the Daily Mail.

Four days after the party, Jane Doe texted Ingalls in a panic saying “everybody knows,” and that she wanted to sniff out “the rats,” text messages newly released this week revealed.

“My reputation is destroyed and i’m utterly ashamed. i’m f—-ing pissed because this many people shouldn’t know and i feel like i know who some of the rats in the room were,” she texted him.

She added rumors were spreading, and growing “crazier every f—-ing day.”

Doe also threatened to beat up anyone who gives them “sh-t” about what happened while adding she’s “open-minded” about sexuality.

“Everyone needs to grow up cause sexuality and sex and sh-t is changing and stuff like this is going to become more common,” she texted, while adding that she is “also really open minded tho.”

Ingalls, whose first name is Umar, grew up between Dubai and the United States.
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Two weeks later, she texted him how the night started, and Ingalls replied, “you come in, say hi. We start dancing for like maybe three to five minutes, and then I pop the question,” of the threesome.

Ingalls then wrote “boys come whip it out” — twice — in the vile Chi Phi Snapchat group conversation, and later claimed he was the real victim and was “sodomized” by Jane Doe.

Considering there were several other naked boys in the room, it's curious that he would blame the girl for sodomizing him. 

He complained nobody at the Ivy League school cared he was a sex-assault “survivor,” an explosive new report revealed.

All seven of the Chi Phi brothers have denied raping Doe, and none have been charged with any crimes.

Ingalls could not be reached for comment, and The Post questions to his father were not answered.

I guess a judge will have to decide if it's rape when you have, apparently, agreed to two partners and you got seven. It seems the first two jerks will get off scot-free, but the next five will pay the price.




Friday, 2 October 2026

Another sickening perversion sex ring in Europe - this one in the Netherlands

 

Dutch man suspected of drugging and raping partner, sharing footage online


A 37-year-old man from Hoeksche Waard in Zuid-Holland is suspected of having drugged and raped his partner on several occasions. The man allegedly filmed the incidents and shared the footage in closed social media groups. He was arrested on Monday and appeared before the presiding judge on Wednesday, who decided to extend his pre-trial detention by 14 days.

For a while now, police have been investigating rape incidents in which someone has been drugged by someone in their inner circle. Police are also investigating the closed social media groups in which the abuse is shared and in which people are advising each other on how best to drug their victims.

Police identified eight male suspects aged between 21 and 51 in the wider investigation. Four were arrested in May, with computers and phones being seized in the process, while four others were identified as suspects. The suspects came from various parts of the Netherlands.

The allegations against the suspects differ. Police said some are suspected of participating in a closed group where illegally obtained images of drugged victims were shared, while others are suspected of producing or distributing sexual abuse material or of drugging victims and sexually abusing or attempting to rape them.

Police said in June that they did not yet know how many victims there were, because investigators first needed to examine the seized phones and computers. Police specifically warned that victims may not know they were abused, because they may have been drugged to the point of losing consciousness or suffering memory loss. The investigation therefore also focuses on identifying possible victims who have not reported an incident themselves.

The police described the case as having a “huge impact” on potential victims, particularly because the alleged perpetrators were people from their immediate surroundings and therefore people they trusted.

The 37-year-old man was arrested after new information was uncovered by foreign government services from Germany and England. The investigation was started by the Team Sexual Crimes and Regional Criminal Investigation Department of the Rotterdam police unit.

Victim Support Netherlands has established a team to provide immediate support, working together with the Center for Sexual Violence (CSG) and Safe at Home (Veilig Thuis).

Reporting by ANP and NL Times




Wednesday, 30 September 2026

CSA in the USA > US prosecutors reopen Cornell University gang rape investigation

 

US prosecutors reopen Cornell University gang rape investigation


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US prosecutors reopened an investigation on Monday into an alleged 2024 gang rape at Cornell University after the woman involved accused the school of failing to punish those responsible adequately. In a lawsuit, she said seven Chi Phi fraternity members had drugged her with ketamine and assaulted her.



US prosecutors reopened an investigation Monday into an alleged gang rape at Cornell University following claims the elite college failed to properly punish the men involved.

The alleged victim said in a civil lawsuit this month she was drugged with ketamine, assaulted and raped in 2024 by seven members of the Chi Phi fraternity, a social club for male students. 

Cornell closed the fraternity and temporarily suspended the students involved, several of whom were later expelled.

The newly-released details of the alleged incident have fuelled allegations that the university was too lenient and reignited a debate over sexual assault on US campuses.

Matthew Van Houten, district attorney for Tompkins County in New York, said that he plans to file criminal charges against the seven men. 

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He said his office chose in 2024 not to prosecute because the victim's testimony did not establish a lack of consent, but had now decided to do so in light of her latest allegations.

"I recognise the reality that it can take years of therapy and healing for victims of sexual assaults to fully process and understand what happened to them," Van Houten said in a statement. 

"Seeking justice sometimes requires us to reconsider or reopen cases when we are provided with additional evidence."

Kyle Kimball, vice president of university relations at Cornell, said the Ivy League school supports the decision to reinvestigate the case. 

He also rejected a claim, made in the civil lawsuit, that the suspects were offered the opportunity to write essays to mitigate their conduct. 

"Any suggestion that the university did not impose consequential punishments for those involved is false," Kimball said. 

The 101-page civil lawsuit filed in New York gives graphic details on the alleged assault of the woman, whose identity is being protected. 

Notably, it provides a screenshot of a Snapchat group message advertising "free pussy" during the incident, apparently an invitation for other fraternity members to take part. 

The suit seeks financial damages from Cornell and the seven suspects, adding that the woman has suffered "severe emotional and psychological distress".

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British actor Florence Pugh has voiced her anger about the case, saying she felt "uneasy and sick and anxious" after hearing about it. 

"Colleges/schools/universities repeatedly fail women around the world," she wrote on Instagram.

"You build men that get taught through time and time again that they can do extreme harm and that they won't be harmed in return," Pugh said. 

Prominent Democratic lawmaker Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez condemned a "culture of rape" at elite institutions like Cornell.

"Jane Doe, that survivor, lost her education because you can't stay in school when something like that happens to you," Ocasio-Cortez said Sunday. 

"She had to lose her education, and those men were protected by an institution and granted an Ivy League degree as a reward. Never again."

(FRANCE 24 with AFP)