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'Pervert filmed sexually assaulting sleeping woman on train is arrested two years after video posted online'
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Shocking video captured a man groping the sleeping woman but no passengers stepped in to stop him
A man who was filmed allegedly assaulting a woman sleeping on a busy train has been arrested - two years after the shocking attack.
This video shows the moment 21-year-old Elisa Lopez was molested on a subway train in New York.
Taken on a mobile phone by another passenger, the footage showed the man putting his hands up the young woman’s skirt.
According to police, he also groped her privates parts during the attack which caused fury stateside after the footage went viral online.
Police have arrested 43-year-old Carlos Chuva in connection with the case, more than two years after the attack on October 20, 2012.
After hearing of the arrest, Miss Lopes said: “It’s been difficult, you know. The normal stuff that comes with trauma, the constant fear that comes with all that – its still there.
"I still have my own challenges that I need to face but I am at a point where I can say that I am ready to move forward."
On the night in question, Miss Lopez was on her way to meet her boyfriend when she fell asleep on the train.
She woke to find a stranger groping her thighs and trying to kiss her.
In shock, Miss Lopez punched the pervert in the face and then ran off the train.
The 21-year-old member of the Air National Guard initially had no idea of the severity of the attack until a friend sent the video, which was uploaded to Facebook.
After the footage was originally uploaded shortly after the attack, fuming members of the public slammed passengers for not doing anything.
Those who saw the footage said they felt the cameraman, later identified as Jashmeen Smiley, should have stopped the man from groping the woman instead of just filming the attack.
Mr Smiley later released another video to YouTube defending his actions that night claiming he contacted train guards and police.
He also said he tried to wake Miss Lopez a number of times during the attack without success.
Chuva has reportedly been charged with first degree aggravated sexual abuse.
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Elisa Lopez, 21, was riding a New York subway to her boyfriend's house after a party. She fell asleep on the train, and what happened next was shocking. A man sexually assaulted the woman, molesting her while others on the train watched without interference. One bystander pulled out his cell phone camera and filmed the assault; however, never once did the man filming step in to help the woman. Two years later, Lopez is finally seeing justice, as the suspect has finally been arrested for the sexual assault on the New York subway.
WPIX reports that Elisa was riding the subway train in New York, when she fell asleep after a long night at a party. After she passed out on the train, a 43-year-old man sat next to her and began to caress her thigh. As the girl remained asleep, the man then put his hand up her skirt and molested her. All the while, other passengers on the train looked on without intervention. One man filmed the entire incident on his cell phone, as he sat directly across from the helpless girl as she was molested.
Elsa says she woke to a man grabbing her face and thigh, so she punched him hard in the face and fled the train. She says, at the time, she had no idea of everything that had happened to her, but knew she was violated. In an interview with Cosmopolitan Magazine , Elisa Lopez says that she saw the full scope of the disgusting assault when a friend sent her a link to a video on the "free porn section" of a gossip aggregation site.

The man who uploaded the sexual assault video of Lopez has defended his actions, claiming he did more than the other 10 people on the subway that night. He says that he did not intervene because he didn't know if the man had a gun or knife.
What do you think about the subway sexual assault? Does it surprise you that no one in the train stepped in to help the woman?

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The photo series was inspired by Brock Turner’s early release from jail.
Sep 7, 2016, 03:28 PM EDT | Updated Sep 8, 2016
“I was tattooed by a guy and while he was tattooing me, he kept inserting his fingers up my vagina. He said he had to keep his hand there to keep the skin taut for tattooing. The most ironic part is that the tattoo is the symbol for female; I wanted the tattoo as a sign of feminism and got sexually assaulted in the process.”
“I can't remember details or the order of things, but she was very, very aggressive. She left bruises all over me and I was bleeding the next morning. She held me down and forced a lot. I didn't say no clearly, but I definitely didn't agree to the aggressive actions she took. Lack of consent is not the presence of a no, it's also the absence of a yes.”
“I lost my virginity at a party when I was in middle school. He gave me a drink and I can’t really remember what happened after that. Just bits and pieces for the most part... but I couldn’t say no or push him off while he made me have sex with him. I woke up next to him and I was really sore but i couldn’t tell anyone what happened.”
“I blacked out and just remember very short flashing images… I remember him asking me if I was on birth control, but I was too incoherent to talk. I was trying to explain that I wasn't. We had sex anyway. I didn't want to and I barely remember it."
“When I was in high school, the only place to live for me was my uncle's place. I thought I could trust them, but there were nights when I would wake up to one of them, the biological one, in my room, or he would sneakily try to touch my junk. I never really resolved it.”
“I was at a party once, sober, and two of my good female friends pulled me aside, telling me that someone needed help. They pulled me into this room and pinned me against the wall and started kissing me and taking my pants off, but I was able to push them off and leave. The two girls who were my friends claim that they don't remember the incident since they were drunk.”
“We had been drinking and, by the end of the night, I had lost all control. I was falling in and out of consciousness. I remember waking up with him on top of me but I kept passing back out before I could do anything about it. I always thought it was my fault for getting too drunk.”
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Warning: This article contains photos depicting sexual assault and rape that some readers may find triggering.
A recent photo series is taking a raw and honest look at the devastating costs of rape and sexual assault.
The series titled “ It Happens ” was created by photographer Yana Mazurkevich in collaboration with the sexual assault awareness media platform Current Solutions . The images are a powerful ― borderline-graphic ― look at just how ubiquitous sexual assault has become in our society.
Mazurkevich created the project in response to former Stanford student Brock Turner’s early release from jail last week. The 21-year-old served just three months of his six-month sentence for sexually assaulting an unconscious woman behind a dumpster in 2015.
The main photo in the series, featured above, is supposed to depict Brock Turner’s victim after she was assaulted by him. The caption Mazurkevich included beneath the photo is from the Stanford sexual assault survivor’s victim impact statement that went viral in June . “You don’t know me, but you’ve been inside me, and that’s why we’re here today,” the caption reads . (Read her full letter here .)
This is Mazurkevich’s second series in response to the Brock Turner case. The first one, “ Dear Brock Turner ,” focused on the victim-blaming so many sexual assault and rape survivors experience.
“It Happens” features nine images, each paired with a real survivor’s story. According to Current Solution s, survivors submitted their stories anonymously to the media platform. The people pictured in each photo are models, not the survivors themselves, and not all of the anecdotes are directly depicted in the corresponding images.
Mazurkevich told HuffPost she created such a raw depiction of assault “because this is the reality.”
“This topic is hard to discuss, which is why it needs to be discussed,” she said.
Every 2 minutes a person is sexually assaulted in the U.S., according to RAINN . One in 6 American women will be sexually assaulted in their lifetimes and 1 in 10 rape victims are male. The statistics for sexual assault are even more glaring for transgender people, with 50 percent of transgender people experiencing sexual violence at some point in their lifetimes.
“I just want a conversation,” Mazurkevich said in reference to why she created the series. “I want people to see that these things happen, and that without a dialogue and awareness, people here and all over the world won’t be obligated to finally take a stand.”
Warning: The below images depict sexual assault and rape that some readers may find triggering.
Head to Mazurkevich’s website to see more of her work or head to Current Solutions to learn more about their mission.

Sexually Abused at a Sleepover – 5 Lessons for Parents

Sexually Abused at a Sleepover – 5 Lessons for Parents

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This is the question I want to explore in this blog post. It might be summer time when you’re reading this, which means your kids are spending more time in other places. Sleepovers might happen more frequently.
I remember loving sleepovers while growing up. I was one of those kids who spent a ton of time at other homes (maybe because I had six siblings and needed the break!). On the street where I spent my elementary years, my clan and I rotated between three homes regularly during the summer, enjoying pizza, ice cream, movies, sweets, and late, late nights. Were there risks? Absolutely. We could burn things (and we did). We could share new words (and we did). We could sneakily stay up late and catch an R-rated flick on HBO (and we did).
[Note – if you’ve been with PYE for a while, this blog post has been updated considerably from a previous version originally published in 2016]
I received this Facebook message from a mom:
“Hi Chris – I am reaching out to you because I know that you are very knowledgeable and passionate about protecting children from the dangers of the internet and porn. I am looking for some help/resources to help guide me through a tough situation I am dealing with in regards to my 11 (almost 12) year old son.
Two years ago, my 11-year old became friends with a boy up the street who came from (what I thought) was a very good home. I’d had lots of conversations with the mom as the kids swam and played, she was very involved, this kid had lots of limitations, was well supervised, etc.
One night my son was invited to stay the night. I allowed this. I told the mom my rules on internet, movies, etc. and she was on the same page. This was two years ago.
A few weeks ago my son came to me and ask if he could talk to me. He told me that that night this child showed him porn (and at the time we had not had the talk with my son about porn or sex so he was very confused) and asked him to lick his privates. To my dismay and serious heart break my son played along. Not only that but he waited two years to tell me.
After that overnight, my son chose to never play with this kid again. I thought that was odd so I asked him why but he just said he was mean and didn’t like playing with him, so I thought nothing of it.
My son and I have a very open relationship, we talk about a lot and he asks me a lot of questions…he’s very comfortable talking to me. It was just too much for him to come to me with this awful thing and confess…it took him nearly two years.
My son has been experiencing A LOT of guilt and shame. I’ve talked to him for hours upon hours about it, I have not shamed him…I’ve let him cry on my shoulder, I’ve prayed over him time and time and time again, I’ve been a rock for him and a safe place to talk. I’ve explained that I wish he would have said no and left, called me, or told his mom, but he didn’t…and he wished he would have too. I’ve told him Jesus forgives all sin, that this situation does not
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