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Liberia: Two Cuttington University Students Held for Gang Rape

Defendants Marc Holder, 33, (right) and Stephen Collins, 29, (left) are two students of Cuttington University, according to the university’s administration

Suakoko, Bong County – Police in Gbarnga, Bong County have arrested and charged two students of Cuttington University age 29 and 33 for allegedly forcing a girl into a home and raping her. Collins is a prospective graduate of Cuttington having defended his thesis last Friday.


Report by Selma Lomax, [email protected]


The two men couldn’t be reached for comment on Wednesday.

The woman told police she was invited for a drink at a club by Holder. At the club she drank stout and spent most of the night with Holder and Collins, according to police report.

The woman told police she was stumbling and slurring her words and was blackout drunk at this time, only remembering “snapshots” of the night. She said she remembered waking up in a bedroom on her stomach and naked.

Holder, she told police, was raping her according to police report. At that time Collins was forcing her to perform oral sex on him, the report said.

The woman said she was in shock and numb, the report said, adding that she remembered hearing one of the men saying “my turn, my turn,” and the pair switched position as she cried.

The police report didn’t say if the woman was a student of Cuttington University.

Next thing the woman remembered, she was sitting on the floor in the bathroom crying, the report added. The next day she went to the Sergeant Kollie Town police deport to inform the police about the situation.

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