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Summary: Young Woman Raped In The Outskirts Of Weed
Young Woman Raped In the Outskirts of Weed

WEED,California -Sarah Clinton, a middle aged woman,was raped last night at 4:30 in the outskirts of Weed. Lennie Small, a man of huge size with mental issues, is the undisputed assailant of this crime.

It is believed that the assailant and the woman were sitting by a stream, when the assaulter, Small, grabbed the woman’s dress in a sexually aggressive manner. According to the victim’s retelling of this horrifying experience, the criminal held onto her dress tighter in spite of telling him to stop, until she lost consciousness.

Sarah Clinton is a charming woman, who lives in the outskirts of Weed with her husband, Mayor Clinton. She is known for seducing men. According to the ranchers in Weed, her seductions began after a business trip to Salinas with her
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“George is a very close friend to me. George briefly mentioned Lennie in one of our conversations. George said that Lennie was hit in the head as a lil' boy and has some sorta issue in his brain ever since.” Chadwick Wellington stated, “It was definitely an accident, Lennie never wanna hurt nobody, he just doesn't think before he acts.”

By the time forensics and the detectives wrapped up their work, the victim regained her consciousness in the Emergency Room of the Weed Hospital. Detective Williams had the chance to listen to the recounting of her dreadful experience, and gained critical information that helped him reach to the conclusion that Small was the assailant of this crime.

“ I am not going to allow a criminal like Lennie work on this land ever, and if he is found we will have him jailed, if not lynched.”, mentioned Mayor Clinton. Clinton announces to all Weed citizens a prize of 5 grand will be given to the person that finds the body of Lennie(Dead or

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