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Milan, German student raped by two men: hospitalized in the Mangiagalli Clinic
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Milan, German student raped by two men: hospitalized in the Mangiagalli Clinic

A 21-year-old German student participating in the Erasmus program was sexually assaulted by two men in Milan late at night. The incident occurred in via Giacosa, a multicultural neighborhood, after she trusted a young man she met during a social evening at a local venue. The victim was taken to the Mangiagalli Clinic, which specializes in cases of sexual violence, and remains hospitalized. The police are investigating the case, but details remain unclear since the victim does not speak Italian and has not yet been questioned for medical reasons. According to reports, the woman was accompanied by the young man to a secluded area, possibly near the edge of Parco Trotter, where a second individual joined them. After being attacked, she sought help from two Italian tourists who were returning to their hotel and called emergency services. The victim was transported to the Policlinico Hospital with minor injuries before being transferred to the Mangiagalli Clinic.

A 21-year-old German student participating in an Erasmus program was sexually assaulted late last night in Milan by two men. She is currently being treated at the Mangiagalli Clinic, a facility specializing in cases of sexual violence. The incident occurred around midnight in via Giacosa, located in the ethnically diverse district of Milan. According to police, the victim had met a young man during a regular evening at a local bar. They walked together after the evening ended, eventually reaching a secluded area, possibly near the edge of Parco Trotter. There, a second individual joined them, according to preliminary information. Both men allegedly attacked and raped her before she managed to seek help from two Italian tourists passing by, who called for assistance. Emergency services transported her to the Policlinico hospital with minor injuries and later transferred her to the Mangiagalli Clinic. The attack took place approximately at 4:45 AM in via Giacosa. The victim does not speak Italian and has not yet been formally questioned due to medical reasons. Police are investigating the case and have noted the lack of witness accounts, although some unconfirmed reports suggest others were present at the scene. The location of the incident, near via Padova and Parco Trotter, has previously been linked to similar crimes. The victim had initially met the first attacker in a bar, though the exact location remains unclear. After walking together, she was led into a secluded spot where the second assailant joined them. Following the assault, she approached the two tourists, who helped her and alerted authorities. The police are working to reconstruct the sequence of events, focusing on identifying the suspects and gathering more evidence.

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Il Fatto Quotidiano logoIl Fatto QuotidianoIndependentCenteryesterday
Milan, German student raped by two men: hospitalized in the Mangiagalli Clinic

A 21-year-old German student participating in the Erasmus program was sexually assaulted by two men in Milan late at night. The incident occurred in via Giacosa, a multicultural neighborhood, after she trusted a young man she met during a social evening at a local venue. The victim was taken to the Mangiagalli Clinic, which specializes in cases of sexual violence, and remains hospitalized. The police are investigating the case, but details remain unclear since the victim does not speak Italian and has not yet been questioned for medical reasons. According to reports, the woman was accompanied by the young man to a secluded area, possibly near the edge of Parco Trotter, where a second individual joined them. After being attacked, she sought help from two Italian tourists who were returning to their hotel and called emergency services. The victim was transported to the Policlinico Hospital with minor injuries before being transferred to the Mangiagalli Clinic.

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Il Giornale logoIl GiornaleParty-alignedCenteryesterday
Erasmus student raped in Milan: 'Immobilized by two North Africans'

A 21-year-old German student participating in the Erasmus program was sexually assaulted and violently attacked in Milan late at night. She had met a young man during a social evening at a local venue and was lured into a trap by him. The incident occurred in via Giacosa, within the ethnically diverse neighborhood of Milan. The two attackers, described as North Africans, were reportedly working together. After being attacked, she managed to seek help from two Italian tourists who were returning to their hotel nearby. They assisted her and called emergency services. She was transported to the Policlinico hospital with minor injuries before being moved to the specialized Mangiagalli clinic. The police are investigating the case, but details remain unclear since the victim does not speak Italian and has not yet been questioned for medical reasons. This area, particularly near the Trotter Park and via Padova, has previously seen similar incidents.

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