Public Prosecution Service: 61-year-old Canadian woman held captive and raped for days in Floradorp home

A 61-year-old Canadian woman was rescued from a house in the Amsterdam neighborhood of Floradorp after being held captive and raped for several days. Two men remain in custody for the crimes, though they claim the sexual encounters were consensual and the woman was free to leave.
A 61-year-old Canadian woman was rescued by police from a home in the Floradorp neighborhood of Amsterdam after her son reported her missing. Upon entering the residence, officers found the woman in a state of distress, and subsequent investigations revealed traces of cocaine and morphine in her blood. The victim stated that she had been held captive against her will for several days and subjected to multiple rapes, noting that she was too afraid to flee the premises. She reportedly attempted to seek help by writing for assistance on a local ATM.
Two suspects, Shakil O. and Bryan B., remain in custody and face charges of unlawful confinement, extortion, and rape. Both men deny the accusations, claiming that all sexual encounters were consensual and that the woman was free to leave at any time. A third person present in the house during that period reported witnessing nothing unusual. The case is ongoing, and the court has ordered the suspects to remain detained until at least February.
Based on reporting by rss. Translated and condensed by LocalHeadlines.


