The title of this page is part of a quote from this article:
This is the Web address of a 2002 article about the rape and beating of the Central Park jogger:
"head and pubic hair found on one of the teenager's clothes matched the jogger."
"Prosecutors have always said more than 30 youths were involved in a string of attacks that night on several people in the park, which the teenagers called 'wilding.' They said that as many as 12 took part in the rape and assault of the jogger, who was left for dead. Doctors did not initially expect her to survive."
Those are quotes from that article.
The webpage that corresponds with that address also has an ad on it for a business called "SAS" that says "7 ways to valuable customer data."
The article is about the 2014 $40 million dollar settlement to the Central Park jogger rapists, 4 years after the conglomerate began to promote sexual abuse.
Copyright, with noted exceptions, L. Kochman, March 30, 2016 @ 5:35 p.m.
