The bed where a 7-year-old was raped by an 18-year-old neighbour has blood stains

Recently, the 7-year-old victim of the alleged rape by her 18-year-old neighbors was playing happily with her 9- and 10-year-old brothers and sisters when the Alex Reporter arrived at their home on 17th avenue.

She believes the boy's mother was trying to get her son out of jail by any means necessary, including bribing the police. 

The soccer-playing teenager from Kwa-Bekilanga was taken into custody last week on allegations of rape and is currently being held in Sun City. 

The girl's unnamed mother claims that she and the victim's two brothers had left her alone in the afternoon when the neighbor came in and made her his wife. 

The girl went home and told her mother about what had happened, pointing the finger at the boy who was still dressed the same. Both the boy's and the girl's mothers are very close friends with each other and neighbors. 

She took her child to Dr. Justin Kuya at the Hillbrow (children's clinic) and was astonished by what she found. 

It has been said that Kuya didn't check the girl out. 
Without even looking at the kid, she assured me she hadn't been raped and that she likely just started menstruating. 

Recently, she told me that even if I went to another doctor, the child would be sent back to her. 

She claims she went back to the Alex police and spilled the beans on Kuya. The baby was sent to a different doctor in Alex old police, and there it was determined that a rape had taken place. 

Recently, the boy's mom allegedly offered the girl's mom $10,000 in order to get her to abandon her son for her. 

"When she got home from work on Friday (of last week), she insisted that we have a girl conversation." 

Following this, the women allegedly offered $10,000 in bribes to get the charges withdrawn. 

Even the bribery controversy, I heard about on the radio. "I can't back wickedness because I am a woman of God," she declared. 

She explained that her son had asked for cash and that he and his pals had visited Alex Mall on the day of the theft. 
She threatened, "I'll sue them if the findings are negative," despite her certainty that her football player son would never commit such a crime.