LEFT-WING CULTISTS waste no time in blaming WHITE racists for any incident they perceive as White racism. How does the same toxic sect cult respond when four Afghan migrants cold-bloodedly drug, rape and slaughter a 13-year-old ethnic European girl in her own country?

Austria is reeling from a tragedy that saw a 13-year-old Austrian child die after being drugged and gang-raped. Yet a local left-wing feminist group seemed more enraged by media reporting the suspects’ nationality and casting a shadow on refugees.

A group of activists from the group Alerta Feminista broke into the offices of the web portal of the Vienna-based daily newspaper Osterreich, late on Wednesday, seeking to force their way into the editorial newsroom. The left-wing group eventually reached the sales office, where they engaged in screaming insults at media employees during which fracas female employees were physically attacked by the left-wingers. None have been arrested and questioned.

The 20 or so foul-mouthed Marxist firebrands, who had their faces covered, were protesting at what they call ‘racist reporting’ on a high-profile incident that shocked the Alpine nation almost two weeks ago. Their outrage was apparently triggered by the fact that the news portal revealed the nationalities of suspects in a horrific rape and murder case that is still under investigation. Four Afghan nationals have been accused of drugging and raping a 13-year-old girl who was found dead in Vienna on June 26.

The case of the brutalized 13-year-old, identified only as Leonie, continues to traumatise Austria. She was found wrapped in a carpet on a strip of grass in north-eastern Vienna, and paramedics failed to revive her. While a detailed autopsy is still pending, on Wednesday multiple media outlets reported some of the grisly details.

Citing initial investigation results, the newspaper Kurier reported that Leonie met two of the suspects at the Danube Canal, where they pumped her full of ecstasy and later drove her to an apartment of another Afghan, where the fourth suspect awaited as well. There she was given more drugs and raped for hours by at least two of the men, until her heart eventually gave out. 

A medical examiner found fingerprints on the girl’s neck as well as signs of compression on her chest, suggesting that someone could have pressed his knees against her body, Kurier reported.  When the girl showed no signs of life, the suspects allegedly tried to revive her by pouring milk and yogurt into her mouth and putting her body in a shower. Eventually, they wrapped her in a carpet and left her on the side of the road nearby. Their apartment was later found by a police sniffer dog. 

According to the investigation sources cited by Kurier, traces of a massive dose of ecstasy were found in Leonie’s body. She might have been given heroin as well, the paper claimed.

Austrian police managed to arrest three of the four suspects, who continue to deny all the charges related to rape and murder while blaming each other for the incident, local media reported. All are Afghan nationals, ranging in age between 16 and 23. One of the suspects, an 18-year-old, allegedly pleaded guilty to a failure to administer help, but denied all other charges. He also mocked the victim by saying that it was her own fault that she died. 

Two of the four suspects have had their asylum applications denied and were known to the police due to previous convictions, including drug trafficking. One of them, a 22-year-old who is still on the run and was put on an international wanted list, had been convicted three times already and was cleared for deportation back in 2017.

The victim’s family is planning to sue the Austrian government. Their lawyer, Florian Hoellwarth, said the suspects ’resented a threat to the population’ and had to be better monitored by the authorities.  A group of Austrian pro-asylum and anti-racism NGOs have pushed back, accusing the media and politicians of trying to play an ethnic card in this case. A debate on asylum seekers would stir up generalized racist prejudices that would harm some 40,000 Afghans living in Austria, said the group.

The NGOs claimed that Leonie’s death would be politically instrumentalized to launch an attack on a group that cannot defend itself, which would be disrespectful and reprehensible. They also called for a halt to deportations to Afghanistan, arguing that a criminal sentence does not justify sending people to a country where they could face death or torture. 

Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz, however, said such talk was reversing the victim and the offender. ‘To speak of a racist diversion here is a mockery of the victim and a slap in the face of the bereaved. I deeply reject that,’ Kurz said, adding that there is no excuse for such a bestial act.