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ElizabethZale

Junior Member
What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? New York

I recently found out that a male friend of mine raped another male (forcibly had sex with this male without consent). The individual raped was severely harmed (physically, emotionally, etc.). I was not involved in this situation at all, but I have come across information that made me aware of its occurrence. I have a strong belief that this is not the first time this man has raped another (younger) male. The man who did the raping is studying to become a doctor and I am worried that this pattern may continue throughout his professional life. Is there anything I can do to report this matter without subjecting my own safety or identity? Thank you.
 


Antigone*

Senior Member
What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? New York

I recently found out that a male friend of mine raped another male (forcibly had sex with this male without consent). The individual raped was severely harmed (physically, emotionally, etc.). I was not involved in this situation at all, but I have come across information that made me aware of its occurrence. I have a strong belief that this is not the first time this man has raped another (younger) male. The man who did the raping is studying to become a doctor and I am worried that this pattern may continue throughout his professional life. Is there anything I can do to report this matter without subjecting my own safety or identity? Thank you.
The person who was raped should have reported the rape.
 

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