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with her husband in a downtown hotel, said she was grabbed by two. young men on Illinois St, ‘|near New York St, at 2 a. m., dragged into a car and taken to a lonely suburban spot, where all three raped her.

She was treated at General Hospital for severe bruises. The victim told police she had attended an after - performance

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