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‘I Felt Too Sexy’ Zambian Virgin Girl Says After Raping Four-year-old Boy
After raping a four-year-old boy, a 17-year-old girl, Cynthia Mubanga, begged for forgiveness. Kalulushi, Zambia’s teenage girl, who is a Grade 12 pupil, told police that she was raping the young boy because she had no boyfriend to sleep with.

Cynthia said she had felt hot since she came to friend Kathrine (the elder sister to the boy she raped) as she told her stories about how she felt like having sex with a man.
“I felt too sexy because of the stories my friend Kathrine used to tell me at school. And because there was no man to sleep with, I decided to sleep with her young brother… I’m really sorry, “she told her parents and parents to the boy.

Meanwhile, medical examinations conducted yesterday proved that Cynthia is still a virgin as the boy failed to break her hymen.
The young boy identified as Ken who was taken to the hospital for tests and injection as his private part had a few sores, has been found to be negative of all sexually transmitted diseases.
The girl is still in police custody but the police are urging the parents of the boy to withdraw the case since their son is medically okay.
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