The haunted house in Ohio was slammed for making a presumed & # 039; simulated violation & # 039;
The haunted house in Ohio was slammed for making a presumed & # 039; simulated violation & # 039;
An Ohio woman claims that a Halloween attraction in Uniontown included a "mock rape" scene inside one of her haunted houses.
(iStock)Sarah Lelonek is a horror enthusiast. The favorite holiday of the natives of Akron, Ohio, is Halloween. His favorite movie of all time is "The Shining". And she has been to too many haunted houses to tell.
While the 31-year-old woman loves the "horror scene," she admitted that she reached her breaking point during a recent trip to a haunted house at Akron Fright Fest, located on Kim Tam Park's property in Uniontown, with its 25 years of life. old boyfriend ryan carr. The couple traveled through what they described as a haunted house "for all ages," which supposedly did not require a signed resignation, when Lelonek claims that a masked man grabbed Carr, pushed her onto a plywood bed and kept her there. .
"A tall man who looked like Leatherface was pushing him on the bed, I heard him sound," Lelonek described to Fox News. "So I said, 'That's my boyfriend! Please, please.'
Despite his clear instructions, Lelonek says that the mysterious man continued to immobilize Carr.
"The actor replied: 'He's not your boyfriend anymore, I'm going to rape him,'" Lelonek recalled, adding that the mystery man began to "push."
Lelonek assumed that the man continued with the "mock rape" to get up, although she said she was more "upset" than "scared".
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"I realized that he was organizing a show for me," he added. "All I could think about was all my friends who had been sexually assaulted, it was a post-traumatic stress disorder situation."
Finally, Carr was released and the couple ran out of the house. Carr told Lelonek that his shoulder was sore but he was not traumatized by the incident. Regardless, Lelonek said he felt it was necessary to warn others about the graphic event that took place inside the room.
"If you are a victim of sexual assault, do not go to the enchanter houses attached," shared Lelonek, in part, on Facebook. "This is a house with no resignation, nothing was signed, I repeat, nothing was signed, the children go into this."
Akron Fright Fest states on your website It has "traditional enchanted houses for all ages", ranging from "startle" to "middle gore". Customers who choose "package two" or "package three," which includes traveling through a more extreme haunted house, must be 18 or older and sign a resignation before entering. Children under 18 can get access with a signed permission from a parent or guardian.
Lelonek states that she and Carr only received a bracelet for houses of all ages and that they were not warned that there would be any physical contact within the haunted houses.
"Until then, we were not moved, I had no complaints," said Lelonek. "I'm not afraid, I'm not personally traumatized, I'm upset, there are people out there who have been sexually hurt and were not doing anything about it."
Kim Tam Park, a professional water park where the event took place, defended the attraction on facebook Sunday afternoon.
The park explained that there are six haunted houses in total on the property, three for all ages and three for adults, which require a signed waiver.
"We post a sign and have everyone read the sign and everything that will happen inside the exemption shelter before they buy a ticket." The exemption spell is for adrenaline junkies who live for horror movies.[,] Haunted houses and extreme sports. [and] We combine the three! "wrote the park." In haunted houses for adults we give SafeWord to all[,] All actors are trained on how to properly operate this attraction.[,] the only legitimate complaint we received was from someone who did not believe the sign and everything we do inside the haunted house; however, he could have used his safe word at any time to stop the haunted house and decided not to do so. "
The park affirmed that all the activities that are carried out inside their haunted houses are "professionals", "safe" and "in a controlled environment".
Jeremy Caudill, who recently became the new owner of Kim Tam Park, he told the Akron Beacon Journal last week The houses were not "children's friends".
"There are some pretty dangerous things there," he said.
Lelonek, who worked at Kim Tam Park with the previous owner more than a decade ago, said he only wants to spread the incident to adequately warn victims of sexual assault and young adults.
"In the 31 years, I have never been in a haunted house without an exemption where someone is pushed," he added. "It makes me so sad. [This place] It's part of my family. It's where I had my tenth birthday party. It is a horrible situation. "
Akron Fright Fest and Kim Tam Park did not immediately respond to requests for comments from Fox News on Monday afternoon.
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