英国足坛曝性丑闻 球员公园轮奸少女

　　英国足坛的性丑闻花边新闻层出不穷，不过这次不仅是丑闻的问题了，六名足球俱乐部的成员与未成年少女发生性关系，将面临两年的牢狱之灾。

　　据悉这次震惊的事件发生在2月的一个晚上，两名12岁女孩从家庭聚会会偷偷流出来，并给球员发出暧昧短信，其中有赤裸性挑逗的内容，写道，“我们每个人都有三点，你们要不要来摘取呢？”随后六名球员开车把两名女孩带到一个公园，其中一个女孩与其中一名球员发生关系，而另一名则分别与5个球员接连发生关系。

　　在几人完事后，女孩们在马路上闲逛，被警察发现盘问，才全盘托出全部让人吃惊的事实。经查明犯罪嫌疑人年纪在19到21之间，他们在审问时辩称是女孩自愿发生关系，而且两个女孩都已经不是处女。而且还有嫌疑犯称在性交中他只是把女孩当成了泄欲的肉工具而已。不过女孩们在法庭上说自己是被强奸的，虽然法官也质疑她们有说谎的嫌疑，不过由于与未成年发生关系，所以判处犯罪嫌疑人两年监禁。

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　　SIX footballers who had a midnight sex orgy in a park with two 12-year-old girls they treated "like pieces of flesh" have each been caged for two years.

　　A shocked court heard how they told of their "horror" when they discovered the girls were not 16 as they had claimed — before all were charged with rape.

　　The schoolgirls had sneaked away from a family party and began exchanging suggestive texts with the men — several of whom were part of the Reading FC football academy.

　　Judge Stephen John was told how one of the girls had texted the group to ask to be picked up, adding saucily: "We can have three each."

　　The six friends collected the pair in two Vauxhall Corsas and drove to a park in Reading, Berks, where one girl had sex with five of the men.

　　Horrified court officials heard how the girl called them over "one by one". The other girl had sex with one man.

　　The girls, who had been reported missing by one of their mothers, were later found wandering the streets at 2.20am by police and when asked what they were doing admitted they had had sex with a group of six men.

　　An appeal was launched to find those involved and soon all six men had handed themselves in and made full confessions.

　　Reading Crown Court heard all the men freely admitted having sex with the girls on February 21 last year, saying they had made "all the running" and had told them that they were 16.

　　The court heard they were said to have been "shocked and disgusted" to learn the true ages of the girls with one saying: "I've got a little sister about that age".

　　Courtney Amos, 19, Ashley Charles, 20, Dennis De Sousa, 18, Jahson Downes, 20, Jahvon Edwards, 19 and Luke Farrugia, 21, all admitted rape of a girl under the age of 13.

　　Downes is a former Reading FC academy player who until recently played for Basingstoke Town FC in Hampshire, while Ashley Charles also attended the academy.

　　Farrugia plays for Reading Town and Courtney Amos has completed two years of football coaching. The other two also play football for low division clubs.

　　Police analysis of the men's mobile phones showed one of the girls had been in touch with Edwards for a number of days.

　　When Edwards told her he was with five friends a message returned from the girl's phone saying "we can have three each" before a smiley face icon.

　　Prosecutor Alan Blake said: "The two girls left the family party surreptitiously, ducking down between parked cars so that one girl's father wouldn't see them leaving to meet the men.

　　"One girl said one of the males kept asking her for sex and she was initially reluctant but eventually gave into his persistence and she says only one male had sexual contact with her.

　　"The witnesses described how the boys went over to the other girl one at a time on the other side of the park and that she was calling them over and they were going one by one."

　　Defence lawyers, mitigating for the six defendants, described the case as "exceptional".

　　They highlighted the young girls' lies and said that if it had not been for their clients' honesty the Crown Prosecution Service would have had no case.

　　The judge also heard that the most active of the two girls mentioned in five of the six charges is being investigated over an unrelated false rape allegation and had a fake age on her Facebook page.

　　Martin Hooper, mitigating for both Charles and Downes, echoed comments by his fellow defence counsel that his clients' lives had been devastated by what happened that night.

　　Both had hoped to have careers in football coaching but were no longer able to because of sex offence restrictions.

　　Defending Mr de Sousa, Sheilagh Davies said that when officers told him the girls ages he was "disgusted" adding: "Oh my goodness. I have got a little sister about that age".

　　Judge John sentenced Downes, from Reading, Amos, of Caversham, Berks, Charles of Coley, Berks, De Sousa, of Tilehurst, Berks, and Edwards of West Reading, to be detained for two years in a Young Offenders' Institute. Farrugia, of West Reading, was sent to prison for two years.

　　He said: "Having said that, it is clear to me that all of you were utterly reckless in what you did that night.

　　"These girls were entirely unknown to you. You saw these girls as willing sexual partners, which they were, and behaved towards them as if they were simply pieces of flesh, not people.