Black Rapist Held on Pair of Rape Charges

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Editor's Note: Because courts routinely (and unconstitutionally) with-hold the names of females in sexual-assault cases, the race of the victim is not known. But in the overwhelming majority of these types of cases, the victims are White. Blacks rape almost 40,000 White women every year (in America alone), by contrast, Whites rape fewer than 10 black women each year.

Arraigned by video from the Rockingham County House of Corrections, for the pair of charges alleging rape, was Marc Donald Jean-Michel, 37, of 104 Ledgewood Drive #9, Portsmouth. A native of Haiti, Jean-Michel was arraigned with assistance from a French translator and told the court he works in Rye as a licensed practical nurse, while living in Portsmouth with his wife and child.

Judge Sawako Gardner read the charges to Jean-Michel, one of which alleges that in May he held a woman down in a car and raped her. The second charge alleges that on the same date Jean-Michel raped the woman after she said “don't” and pushed his chest with her hands.
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