Unbelievable! Horny Woman Arrested For Forcefully Raping 10 Men, Police Launch Shocking Probe

By Our Reporter

In a jaw-dropping turn of events, police in Burkina Faso have arrested a 36-year-old woman accused of forcefully raping ten men in a bizarre and disturbing case that has rocked the nation.

The suspect, whose name has not yet been released, was apprehended earlier this week following multiple reports from male victims in the capital, Ouagadougou. According to police, the victims allege that they were drugged, restrained, or overpowered by the woman in separate incidents that span several months.

Authorities say the woman allegedly used a mix of sedatives and alcohol to incapacitate her victims, before engaging them in non-consensual sexual acts.

“This is one of the most unusual and shocking cases we’ve handled in recent years. The victims are visibly traumatized, and we are treating the matter with utmost seriousness,” said Police Commissioner Adama Ouedraogo during a press briefing.

The woman is believed to have lured her victims using offers of casual employment and social meetups. Several of the assaults are said to have occurred in her residence located in the Dassasgho neighborhood of Ouagadougou.

A Rarely Reported Crime

While cases of sexual violence against men are often underreported due to stigma, Burkinabé authorities have urged others to come forward if they were victimized by the same suspect.

“Sexual assault has no gender. We are expanding the investigation and believe more victims may be out there,” added Commissioner Ouedraogo.

Medical examinations are underway, and the suspect is currently in police custody as formal charges are being prepared under Burkina Faso’s Penal Code provisions related to sexual assault, coercion, and use of incapacitating substances.

If convicted, she could face decades in prison, as well as possible psychiatric evaluation.

The story has sparked an online storm, with thousands of people across West Africa weighing in on social media platforms. Some called for a review of existing laws to ensure that male victims of sexual violence are recognized and protected equally under the law.

This unprecedented case is now at the center of national discourse in Burkina Faso, raising urgent questions about gender, consent, and justice in modern African societies.