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October 11, 2006
Egypt: Kidnapped Christian Girl Escapes, Mistreated by Police Too
Via Dhimmi Watch comes this horror story from Egypt. Notice the following:
1. Kidnapping young women is an ancient barbaric practice, and its objective is obvious; rape the girl, gain a "wife". Islam, although it does not condone the specific kidnapping, it allows the rape of women war captives.
2. The girl was drugged twice, one by the kidnappers, one by the police.
3. That if the girl "converts", however coerced the conversion was, the parents won't have a right to reclaim their daughter.
4. Egypt's State Security made her sign a statement that she was not kidnapped, but that she spent the night with a man of her own volition. In other words; that she is a 15-year-old whore.
5. That the parents are afraid of State Security.
With that in mind, here is the story, from "moderate" "secularized" Egypt: EGYPT: CHRISTIAN GIRL ESCAPES MUSLIM KIDNAPPERS
October 9 (Compass Direct News) - An Egyptian Christian teenager escaped her Muslim kidnappers last week hours after they had drugged her on a public bus. While holding her captive, they threatened to rape her and convert her to Islam if her family did not leave their Nile Delta city of El-Mahala el-Kobra.
At 10 p.m. last Tuesday (October 3), Laurence Wagih Emil, 15, escaped the ground-floor room where she was being held in Cairo's southern Helwan suburb while her captors were away breaking their Ramadan fast with an evening meal.
The girl asked Helwan area residents to help her contact her parents in El-Mahala el-Kobra, 100 kilometers (60 miles) north of Cairo. Earlier that day, El-Mahala el-Kobra Christian community had staged a demonstration, 1,000 strong, to demand Emil's immediate recovery.
Emil was able to call her parents with the help of Helwan area residents. One resident then took her to police, and officials escorted her to Helwan's branch of the State Security Investigation (SSI), Egypt's security police.[...]
The picture of Laurence Emil in the Compass Direct article is haunting.
Posted by Ruy Diaz at October 11, 2006 8:48 AM
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