Florida Atrocity: Girls Beat Teen, Held Her Down as She Was Raped on Video

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Left to right: Erica Avery, 16; Jayvon Woolfork, 19; Patricia Montes, 15.

Having recently dubbed Florida the “Crazy State,” I’m seldom surprised by reports of criminal degeneracy and perverse madness there, but the raw savagery in this case is astonishing:

A 16-year-old girl was allegedly beaten by other girls before being held down to be raped in a horrifying attack that was filmed on a cellphone, it was revealed today.
Patricia Montes, 15, and 16-year-old Erica Avery are accused of punching, kicking and pepper-spraying the girl before holding her down to be raped by Jayvon Woolfork, 19, police said.
The barbaric attack was filmed on a cell phone by Lanel Singleton, 18, and shows the girl writhing half naked and weeping in the yard of a home in Hollywood, Florida while her attackers leer over her.
Along with 17-year-old Dwight Henry, the alleged rape gang have all been charged in the attack on November 1 last year.
The sickening clips, shown by CBS Miami for the first time today, shows the girls viciously beating the girl while the men watch. . . .
Inside the home, the alleged attackers dragged the victim into a room and pinned her down while Woolfork assaulted her.
The victim is later allowed to leave but not before one of her female attackers spits on her. She managed to flag down a car and make it to her home where she fell unconscious and was taken to hospital. She spent several days in hospital with broken bones in her face, swelling and being unable to see.
The victim told police that she was attacked after smoking marijuana and drinking beer with people she believed to be her friends, including one girl who had been her best friend since kindergarten.
Patricia Montes, 15, and Erica Avery, 16, are charged with two counts each of felony armed sexual assault and kidnapping. Both have been charged as adults.
Henry, 17, of Hollywood; Lanel Singleton, 18, of North Miami; and Woolfork, 19, all face charges of capital felony sexual assault and kidnapping.

These creepy kids make Kaitlyn Hunt seem nice by comparison.

 

63 comments

  4. Those two women have no soul. They need to be exorcised.

    The “men” need to be hung by their nuts and beat to death with nail embedded clubs.

  5. Impairment didn’t help. The lack of responsible adult supervision, no doubt arranged by the kids so they could engage in those illegal activities, was an even bigger factor. But still, a few drinks and/or tokes doesn’t cause someone to do things like that unless they’re already a scumbag before ingesting anything.

  6. it will be very interesting to see 1) if they get sentenced, 2) what exactly the sentence will be.

    Obviously keeping the public attention on the case usually favors a more just sentence.

    And for the girls, will the fact that they were minors (and girls) allow them to basically get a slap on the wrist for something so atrocious?

  9. Glad to see someone else recognizing this widespread phenomenon of our court system.

    I’d put money on the guy who stood by getting more time than the girls who actually held her down. (obviously the raper will get the most and rightly so.)

  10. I’m guessing this was pimp and his girls. The other girl either was getting “turned out” OR she held back money or refused a “date”. People don’t understand that the pimp couldn’t do what they do with out the help of the rest of the “stable”. This happens all the time but doesn’t get reported.

    They didn’t count on her going to the cops.

    (and just because they’re underage doesn’t mean I’m wrong about them being pros.)

  11. If you click the link to the story, one of the girls kept rolling her eyes during the arraignment hearing, as if to mock the proceedings.

  12. “The victim told police that she was attacked after smoking marijuana and
    drinking beer with people she believed to be her friends,”

    BINGO !!!!!!!!!

  14. Or, she was being set up as a new recruit and made the mistake of saying “no” to all that “easy” money.

  17. Looks like Jayvon has some cult followers. Tell me those two havent been banged senseless by him. Brainwashed by TV to accept this brutality and ferrel behavior as acceptable. Listen to the diction. Trying to fit in to street culture.

  20. Justin Trudeau’s victimless crime

    “The victim told police that she was attacked after smoking marijuana and drinking beer with people she believed to be her friends, including one girl who had been her best friend since kindergarten. Patricia Montes, 15, and Erica Avery, 16,…

  21. Oh. yeah, I remember the last time I got drunk and stoned and decided to beat and rape a woman. It was just last never, in fact.

  23. I was remarking about how foolish the victim was in letting herself lose awareness.

    There are sometimes when the people you’re around are lions, and you’re the wildebeest.

  27. where I grew up and my children grew up you counted on your friends to watch your back maybe we are just poor dumb Canadian country folk or maybe these people are fu33ed

  30. no, they are being charged as adults. In Fla, kidnapping can get you the death penalty…and it’s a state that’s not shy about executing criminals.

  33. That still doesn’t excuse being raped and tortured, now does it. How would you feel if it was your daughter? If it was mine, I’d make sure that I killed the curs wot done it…

  35. The thing is there were no lions only wilde beasts can you comprehend this they where all people our are you suggesting race had no

  36. That’s not the point of his comment.

    Situational Awareness is the most important part of self defense. It is foolish to lose that, even if it’s also sad, the victim doesn’t deserve it, and the perps deserve to be severely punished.

  38. Let me guess: the rapists were just starting to turn their lives around. Time for the young ladies to be introduced to the 13-foot climb, and the 19-foot drop.

  39. Agree, and criminals see lost awareness as Opportunity, not a reason. Willing to bet the rape was not the only crime that group committed against unaware people.

  47. No US jurisdiction has the death penalty for any crime other than murder. Life (or most of it) is a distinct possibility, though.

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