I found Sacha's post to be very informative (not to mention compassionate), I decided to translate it.
"When I hear stories like this, it builds up in me such an anger, such a rage, and a feeling of injustice…. They made choices ... to be all bastards! I don't think they are animals!
Easy to say after the fact but .... ideally, the best thing to have done would have been to go to the hospital and have a forensic test kit performed.
Collect all the elements that can identify the attackers while documenting her story, her version ... especially in gang rape with rape drugs. Take blood samples. A doctor will also report on his observations during the clinical examination: genital, bodily, anatomical, psychological and cognitive lesions, all documented.
At this point, she is not required to file a complaint. But this 14-day report can feed the sex crimes investigative sergeant as evidence if a complaint is made, to bring before a judge to see if charges are laid. If the perpetrator is already known to the police, it will be even easier.
You told us that it happened Friday evening! For the kit to be valid in court as objective scientific evidence, the kit must be done within 5 days of the date of the sexual assault. She can also ask for protection, because it was gang rape and as she cannot recognize them all due to the effect of the drug, she may fear reprisals from one of the rapists.
With the kit testing, she can also meet a social worker and a psychiatrist who can bring her some respite from her physical and psychological pain. And not to trivialize what she experienced ... "it's my fault with the job and the environment that I frequent"... self-esteem! etc. Afterwards, I don't know her life, her past, her inner resources, the environment and support that she can find such that it does not affect her for the rest of her life, like trauma or post-traumatic shock.
Or make a at-home forensic kit ’Social Info (emergency distress)" at 811
1 888 933-9007 Toll-free hotline, information and referrals for victims of sexual assault
CAVAC https://cavac.qc.ca/
And compensation for IVAC https://www.ivac.qc.ca/Pages/default.aspx
Of course, not to forget the great work done by Stella
Ouch ... it's now that she must be well surrounded!
Really a bunch of bastards to destroy people's lives!
I wish her that she would have the courage to file a complaint so that this bastard stops hurting, and being well surrounded to cross this horrible…. No word to describe…
Sasha
"Easy to say after the fact but .... ideally, the best thing to have done would have been to go to the hospital and have a forensic test kit performed.
Collect all the elements that can identify the attackers while documenting her story, her version ... especially in gang rape with rape drugs. Take blood samples. A doctor will also report on his observations during the clinical examination: genital, bodily, anatomical, psychological and cognitive lesions, all documented.
At this point, she is not required to file a complaint. But this 14-day report can feed the sex crimes investigative sergeant as evidence if a complaint is made, to bring before a judge to see if charges are laid. If the perpetrator is already known to the police, it will be even easier.
You told us that it happened Friday evening! For the kit to be valid in court as objective scientific evidence, the kit must be done within 5 days of the date of the sexual assault. She can also ask for protection, because it was gang rape and as she cannot recognize them all due to the effect of the drug, she may fear reprisals from one of the rapists.
With the kit testing, she can also meet a social worker and a psychiatrist who can bring her some respite from her physical and psychological pain. And not to trivialize what she experienced ... "it's my fault with the job and the environment that I frequent"... self-esteem! etc. Afterwards, I don't know her life, her past, her inner resources, the environment and support that she can find such that it does not affect her for the rest of her life, like trauma or post-traumatic shock.
Or make a at-home forensic kit ’Social Info (emergency distress)" at 811
1 888 933-9007 Toll-free hotline, information and referrals for victims of sexual assault
CAVAC https://cavac.qc.ca/
And compensation for IVAC https://www.ivac.qc.ca/Pages/default.aspx
Of course, not to forget the great work done by Stella
Ouch ... it's now that she must be well surrounded!
Really a bunch of bastards to destroy people's lives!
I wish her that she would have the courage to file a complaint so that this bastard stops hurting, and being well surrounded to cross this horrible…. No word to describe…
Sasha