HIV-related admits to raping more than 20 women for "not dying alone"

The recent BBC documentary titled "My neighbor the rapist" in which an HIV-positive subject admits to having raped more than 20 women for "not dying alone" caused a lot of trouble.

] The documentary, by reporter Golden Mtika, reveals cases of rape in the Diepsloot village of Johannesburg, South Africa, where the number of sexual abuse cases is terribly high.

According to the same inhabitants of the place, men rape women and girls and often do so in front of their partners, who are forced to watch these reprehensible actions.

In this place, as we see in the video, the people's justice is the law. Subjects who have been identified as rapists are burned by furious mobs that do not allow police intervention.

However, Mtika focuses on a particular case. A former neighbor named David that he had previously saved from being burned like other rapists.

David, who is HIV-positive, claims to have raped between 21 and 24 women. "I know I have HIV, so I want to spread HIV," says David, who also admits to feeling good about the infection of women

"I feel good because I I will not die alone. Then, when asked if he believes that it is a danger to society, he responds, "They are afraid of me because they know that I can act at any time." "

Finally, David admits to being a victim of sexual abuse when he was a teenager. According to him, when he was 14 or 15 years old, a group of police officers mistreated him.