Three days of terror: he kidnapped her, abused her and forced to read the Bible

This Wednesday Víctor Peña, 38, pleaded not guilty to the kidnapping and 10 counts of aggravated rape committed against a 23-year-old woman in Charlestown, Mbadachusetts, even if it was found in your apartment.

During the court proceedings in the Suffolk High Court, new details appearedor accused of having raped the woman repeatedly, forcing her to read aloud a Bible in Spanish and to feed her only with preserved pineapplesinformed NBC News .

Police found the living victim in Peña's apartment in Charlestown, Mbadachusetts on January 22, three days before leaving for a bar with his sister and friends. when Peña lured her out of the place and took her to her apartment.

The woman said that she woke up the next day on a mattress in the dirty apartment in Peña, prosecutors said.

The woman told a detective that she "was being held against her will" and that Peña had taken her phone and "refused to let her leave the apartment. he was there all the time. "

Now it has been revealed that so-called Peña he told the woman that he was saving her from the street and that the two were going to start a family together.

Prosecutors have said that PEña also offered the woman ramen noodles, but she could not eat it because she was intolerant to wheat; so she only ate canned pineapple., in addition to He forced her to drink whiskey.

It was also revealed that the woman had offered to help clean Peña's apartment in order to find a way out. Prosecutors said he was afraid to take action against Peña for fear of losing the opportunity to recover his freedom.

The other version of the kidnapper's brother

Peña's older brother, José, told the Boston Globe that his brother has mental problems as a result of a medical procedure practiced at the age of seven yearsduring which his brain was deprived of oxygen.

Jose said that based on the version of events of his brother, he said in a phone call from prison, that according to Peña, he did not abduct the woman.

The newspaper reported that Peña had informed his older brother that he had met the 23-year-old woman on January 19, and thatShe accompanied him voluntarily and spent the night at home.

The next morning, the victim reportedly told Peña that he feared that his father would get angry at her, so he decided to stay in his apartment and that he even offered to clean it.

The newspaper also reported that Peña does not have a job and lives on social security because of her mental disability.

Peña has a child from a previous relationshipbut played no role in their education, according to the mother of the child, who declared to the World, that the father of his son he had never been violent.

Prior to being abducted, the victim was last seen near Hennessy's bar in Boston around 11 pm. January 19, where he was with his family and friends.

The police explained that surveillance footage captured Peña when he held the woman later in the night, and they said it was clear that "she did not agree" because of the fight on his part.

Police located the woman and Peña in the Charlestown neighborhood on January 22nd., after seeing in the surveillance images in the subway, in addition to the triangulation of your mobile phone GPS.

When they came to his house, Peña only responded after a locksmith started drilling holes in the door. ABC .

At that time, it is said that Peña returned the phone to the woman and told him to send him an SMS telling him that he was fine.

According to reports, Pena has a history of friction with the law for 15 years. In 2009, a woman complained to the police, alleging that Peña was harbading her. on the subway and the Boston light rail.

For its part, two other women also complained about Peña's behavior, reported WCVB-TV, but the charges have never been filed.

Jodie Shapiro, forensic psychologist, examined Peña after his arrestHe told the judge that the suspect had acted "strange" during his interview, he included sucking his thumb and praying for forgiveness.

Shapiro said that Peña had told him that he hadparanoid efforts and that he heard voices, and supposedly did not understand what was happening.

The psychologist said that Although Peña seemed to show signs of mental illness, she suggested that it was possible that she was simulating some of the symptoms.