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She had been jogging only for half an hour when it happened. Suddenly a dozen young boys began to sprint in her direction. Before she had time to realize what was happening, they pounced upon her, pulled her into the bushes and began to beat her with a lead pipe. One boy continually kicked her in the face until she was bleeding profusely. Then they raped and sodomized her, and left her for dead. 
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http://amzn.to/2Fzahh0 I'm sure you've heard about this tragic, unthinkable crime that happened in Central Park several years ago. The savagery of the attack was so appalling but even more so to hear who the attackers were. They were children from the ages of 14 to 17 years old. Contrary to stereotypes they were neither poor nor did they come from abusive families. They were boys from private schools, Little League players, kids who took tuba lessons. These boys were not driven  crazy  by drugs, nor were they racially motivated. They assaulted and could have killed this 28 year-old woman for one reason and one reason  only: fun. They even had a name for what they had  set out to do, they called it "wilding".
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