CCTV shows moments before sex attack on teen by gang in Geelong
CCTV shows moments before sex attack on teen by gang in GeelongVideo will begin in5seconds.CCTV: Moments before horrific Geelong gang rapeA Current Affair shows CCTV of a teenage girl and 16-year-old male friend on Sunday morning before the duo was set upon by a gang of four men.PT1M26S620349CCTV footage has emerged of a 14-year-old girl moments before she was brutally sexually assaulted by a gang of drunk and violent men.The footage, aired on the Nine Network'sA Current Affair, shows the girl walking down a lane towards the Geelong park with her 16-year-old male friend at 4am on Sunday, not long before the duo was set upon by a group of four men.The video also shows the boy running for help..>> view originalWhy unheralded Stokes leaves a Cats star
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