http://www.kvue.com/news/state/stories/121107kvuehalliburtongangrape-eh.63b0c74.html<snip>
A KBR document obtained by 11 News opens up some of those doors, but also raises some questions.
In it, KBR tells its side of the story. They deny Jones’ claim and refer to it as “sexual harassment” and not a “brutal rape.” KBR also says the company took prompt action in response to Jones’ outcry and was quick to offer her all manner of support. They say Jones was administered a sexual assault examination after the incident.
“What we hear is the rape kit is nowhere to be found, so the physical evidence has disappeared,” Poe said.
http://abclocal.go.com/ktrk/story?section=news/local&id=5827335<snip>
Jamie Leigh Jones filed the complaint in federal court alleging she was gang raped by several co-workers in Iraq, then claims it wasn't until a congressman got involved that she was able to come back home. Jamie Leigh Jones was a young military wife, just 19 when she began working at KBR as an administrative assistant in Houston. About a year later, she was transferred to Camp Hope Iraq.
It was there Jones alleges in a complaint filed in US District Court that she was sexually harassed.
Then on July 28, 2005 "Jamie was drugged and brutally raped by several Halliburton/KBR firefighters. She found her body naked and severely bruised, with lacerations blood running down her leg.""I mean, if guys get away with this, they're going to continue to do this," Jones said. "If they were sick enough to do what they did to my body, they're going to do it to other people. So, I can't drop it. I mean, I don't know how I could sleep at night if saw the same thing happening to another woman and I did nothing."
:mad: