You Are Not Alone: Fighting the Wolf Pack

Victims, perpetrators, and most interview subjects are Spanish European. Pictures and footage of large crowds show a range of skin colors, hair textures, and body sizes.

Interview subjects and actors reading written testimony talk about a gang rape at a festival in Pamplona, Spain. No body parts are mentioned except breasts; the only actions specifically described are kissing, grabbing by the wrists and dragging, pulling down leggings, ejaculating, and moaning as if in pain. Grainy security footage shows people arriving and leaving the scene of the crime. The same perpetrators were accused of drugging and raping or assaulting another woman. Mention of a past case in which a woman was beaten to death by a man because she refused to have sex with him. A victim attempted suicide. Social media posts mention child abuse, including a woman implying she was repeatedly raped by her father, being approached by a man masturbating in public, advocating beating the rape victim until she's paralyzed, and more. The perpetrators of the main case made a video of the rape because they wanted the video to be like watching pornography but with themselves as the actors. Footage shows people being trampled or nearly trampled during the running of the bulls.

Mention that young people hook up at parties and festivals. See also "Violence & Scariness."

Translated from Spanish: "f--king," "f--k," "s--tty," "damn," "whore," "son of a bitch," "bitch," "bastard," and "hell."

Footage of people drinking at a festival and some drunken behavior. A perpetrator asks another if he gave a victim burundanga (scopolamine).