Werribee sex DVD ringleader’s hate-filled rap song on web:
You may remember a story from a few years ago out of Werribee, Australia. 11 teens made a DVD called “C*** The Movie”. The censored word rhymes with punt. The part of the DVD that caused such furor was when the 11 teens sexually assaulted a developmentally disabled girl. They also urinated on her and set her hair on fire. They sold the DVD to their classmates through their MySpace. They all received slaps on the wrists for this atrocity.
Now the ringleader of the teens has now posted a rap song online that shows he has no remorse for what he did.
“I hope it hurts to reminisce when you think about us Werribee kids, all things we did,” he sings.
The teen escaped jail over the crime but attacks “c–s who judges us”, saying they can all “get f—ed”.
Another rapper also sings that the gang doesn’t need to be tested “because we proved we’re worthy” and that “fame will never end”.
The song, which refers to the victim by her first name, includes the lyrics: “You’re gunna to love c— the movie”.
The teen and two other amateur rappers expose themselves as violent racists and boast about bashings.
“I split lips and f— I hate nips,” is one of the rants.
“We’re beyond saving,” they chant. “It’s Werribee until I’m locked up. Why don’t you go and find out what we done.”
Other lyrics suggest the Werribee crew think they are above the law and refer to the sexual assault.
“I’m still untouched.“When hair got flamed.
“They didn’t show her nude, when you look, you look, on YouTube.”
During the rap, youths can be heard laughing at news sound bytes deriding their actions.
And people wonder why I strongly believe that teens should be sentenced as adults in crimes like these.
Some idiot psychologist in the article says that the system failed the assailants. The only thing the Australian system failed was in giving these scumbags a proper sentence.
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