
The man who beat American tourist Briana Basel in the Bahamas for refusing sex was implicated in the rape of another vacationer in November 2024.
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A man beat a tourist for refusing sex, after which his past crime was revealed during the investigation.
A man who beat an American tourist in the Bahamas for refusing to have sex with him turned out to be a rapist - his first victim was also a holidaymaker. The Tribune reports this.
It is clarified that 20-year-old Javez "Dunky" McDonald was arrested after he hit 25-year-old American Briana Basel in the face. The incident occurred on September 11. Soon after this, the court sent the attacker to jail for three months, but at that time other details of MacDonald’s past were revealed.
It turned out that he had previously attacked tourists in the Bahamas, and he even raped one of them in November 2024. It is not known whether he received punishment for this crime.

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