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Sudetenland Tales
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He then pretended he was lost and asked the girl for directions in a bid to get her into his car, at which point he pulled out a fully loaded gun and pointed it at the girl.
Conde then "covered her head with a blanket, struck her at least once in the face, and bound her hands with duct tape," according to the plea deal.
He then drove to a sparsely populated area and led the girl; still blindfolded from the blanket covering her head, into the woods.
Conde then compelled the victim to engage in sexual acts through physical force and threats, per the deal. Once finished, he opened fire on her multiple times using a .22 caliber revolver, intending to kill her.
He then snatched anything of value from her backpack and walked away, believing he had fatally wounded the teenager.
The young girl then got to work and "was able to chew through the duct tape on her hands, walk back to the road, and flag down a passing motorist," according to the plea deal.
She then provided police with a description of Conde and his car; a 1968 Chevrolet El Camino, which led to his arrest that very same day.