From Park Street rape victim to Suzette Jordan

July 02, 2013 17:48

"It frightened me. I started going into a shell,' she says. Then one day she decided enough was enough. "I was raped. I was brutally raped. But I am alive and I want to fight,' says Jordan. "I need to fight as I am, not behind a mask, not behind a screen, not behind a blurred image."
The Park Street rape victim on her decision to come out of anonymity. Read

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