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like their good friends, so the victim
told tne men to come m.
"We looked at them, confused. W
asked if we could help them, and the
said they went to South Carolina Stat
in Orangeburg," Seward said.
According to Seward, one of th
men sat down with her and her friend
and asked her for a pixie stick.
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that point what was going on and hoi
to react," Seward said. "The guy i
eating the pixie stick, looks at us, an
says, 1 want sex."'
Seward left the room to alert on
of her roommates that something wa
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y friends told the men they needed t
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They immediately left, and th
^ women called the USC Police De
partment to file a report.
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N very helpful and told us they'd kee
g an eye out for these random guys," Sf
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5 funny.
r "Random things like this happen
o to lis all the time," Grady said. "It was
such a weird incident. I was thinke
ing, 1 really don't believe this is happening."'
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