Three women in Zimbabwe were charged to court after they were found in possession of 33 condoms containing semen with 17 counts of aggravated indecent assault.
Police believe Rosemary Chakwizira and Nestai Nhokwara, both 24, and Sophie Nhokwara, 26, are part of a syndicate of female "rapists" who targeted male hitch hikers.
On Friday,
Police believe Rosemary Chakwizira and Nestai Nhokwara, both 24, and Sophie Nhokwara, 26, are part of a syndicate of female "rapists" who targeted male hitch hikers.
On Friday,
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prosecutors said 17 men had positively identified the women as having sexually abused them between 2010 and 2011.
The car was being driven by one of the women's boyfriend, who has also been charged with the same offence.
Alleged victims picked up the women as their attackers at an identity parade in Harare.
They included a soldier and a policeman who were allegedly attacked while off duty.
The detectives handling the case believe they have finally cracked the syndicate, which has allegedly been harvesting semen for ritual purposes.
The car was being driven by one of the women's boyfriend, who has also been charged with the same offence.
Alleged victims picked up the women as their attackers at an identity parade in Harare.
They included a soldier and a policeman who were allegedly attacked while off duty.
The detectives handling the case believe they have finally cracked the syndicate, which has allegedly been harvesting semen for ritual purposes.
