A 53-year-old woman’s night of terror revealed

Colorado Springs Police think a group of men lied to cover up a vicious crime, delaying justice for a Colorado Springs woman. The woman says she was drugged and sexually attacked. The arrest affidavits were released Wednesday afternoon.

Jasim Ramadon is the man investigators believe physically assaulted and abused the 53-year-old woman on Saturday, July 21st at the Wildridge apartments in the 2500 block of Gold Rush Drive. Sarmad Mohammed allegedly exposed himself to her.

The other three, Ali Al Juboori, Yasir Jasim and Mustafa Sataar are accused of covering up the crimes involving their friends. It slowed down the investigation for nearly a month until their August 13th arrests.

The victim says it started that Saturday night after she broke up a fight between two groups of men outside her apartment complex. She had just come home after practicing for a singing competition. The woman then remembers going into an apartment with four men in their 20s. They complained to her about being called terrorists. She was given a cup of what she was believed was lemonade and doesn’t remember what happened next. After the alleged attack, Jasim Ramadon left with the woman. He came back to the apartment without her allegedly saying, “Man she’s going to die and there was blood everywhere.” The woman called Springs Police the next day.

Officers say there was blood soaked clothes and shoes inside her apartment. The men are Iraqi Nationals and face being deported if convicted.