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Beautiful Model Disfigured Due to Domestic Violence

By Tatiana McKinney
October 24, 2009

It's never an easy subject, Domestic Violence, but in honor of Domestic Violence Awareness Month I would like people to see that not every women escapes the horror and pain of violent situations.

Model and TV Presenter, 26-year old Katie Piper, had a promising future in front of her and a beautiful face to match. She entered into an abusive relationship with her boyfriend and he did the unthinkable to her in return.

He raped her and hired a hitman to throw acid in her face.

Disturbing right?

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The boyfriend and the accomplice are now serving jail time and Katie is trying to move on with her life.

My Thoughts... Domestic Violence is real in our country and a growing problem. Women should not be disfigured or forced to deal with the pain that comes after the abuse is over, we need to stop this and help the victims and families by supporting organizations and donating our time and money to create programs and resources for each individual in need.

Watch Katie Piper's Video Below:

VIDEO 2: BEFORE AND AFTER

Published October 24, 2009 by Tatiana McKinney | Permalink | Tags: Domestic Violence

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