According to local law enforcement, at least 11 illegal immigrant males are suspected of being engaged in a house of horrors in the small Minnesotan town of Bemidji, where at least three young girls had been drugged, bound, and gang raped.
A girl who was 11 years old went to the emergency room at Sanford Bemidji Medical Center at the end of last month to say that she had been sexually abused. As soon as the case was given to the Bemidji Police Department, they started looking for the house where the claimed sexual attack happened.
The claimed sexual attack happened at a home at 1821 America Court NW in Bemidji, which was quickly found by police. The girl said that an adult male cousin took her and put her in a vehicle with other men while putting a bag over her head.
The guys are said to have taken the girl to the house at 1821 America Court NW, tied her up, shoved her down a set of stairs, and made her drink alcohol. The woman says that a guy called “Panda,” who later became known as Oscar Ernesto Luna, 22, from Mission, Texas, raped her as four other men watched.
The woman said that she was afterward raped by a group of unknown guys.
Police said the victim told them about a “house of horrors” at which a 16-year-old girl had been tied up and asleep in a bedroom closet alongside another young girl. The woman who was raped said that two other girls were tied up with her.
Luna, who was recognized by the police thanks to certain tattoos, was taken into custody on a Hennepin County warrant and accused of first-degree criminal sexual behavior.
Meanwhile, cops said that when they searched the house, they found a lot of men, including 11 people who were there illegally and handed them over to the Dept. of Homeland Security (DHS).
The police have said that the probe is still going on.
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