“A Northwest Airlines employee was arrested today and accused of sitting next to a female passenger who was trying to sleep, cradling her body and ejaculating on her during a flight from Seattle to the Twin Cities… According to a criminal complaint, a female passenger on Northwest Airlines Flight 154 was traveling from Seattle-Tacoma International Airport. Toward the end of the flight, the woman was trying to sleep in her assigned aisle seat, when Gonzales sat down in the seat next to her. The woman told authorities she felt Gonzalez ’spoon’ her, or cradle her body from behind, and then felt her shirt being lifted up. After some time, the man then stood up and walked to the front of the plane. The woman then readjusted her shirt, and found ‘warm fluid on her back and on her side,’ and also saw the fluid on her clothes and a seat, the complaint stated. She later described the fluid as semen. The woman immediately notified a flight attendant and was moved to another seat near the front of the plane. Gonzalez was arrested by airport police when the plane arrived in Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport. The FBI is now handling the case.” — St Paul Pioneer Press (US)

(Thanks to Cat for the link.)

If you told someone you were going to put her in a room with a hundred strangers and ask her to fall asleep, she’d probably tell you that you’re crazy. Why should she make herself vulnerable before all those people? And yet there are times and places where that is precisely what somebody does: fall asleep in a roomful of strangers. You see this on airplanes, trains, buses, waiting rooms, boring jobs. A person will presume — sometimes wrongly — that the eyes of others will watch over her, that no criminal or creep would dare to bother her when there are so many potential witnesses. In a closed space, how could somebody think he’d get away with it? He couldn’t possibly think that, could he? Good night!

Lust, however, can do funny things to the brain. Lust can make the brain go poof! Gone! Like the guy who finger-fucked some girl on an airplane — he can’t have been using the old noggin, right? And now Mr. Gonzalez, he can’t have been thinking with anything but his dick, right? Probably a lot of guys can understand the urge to sit down next to some desirable person and grope her. But probably not a lot can understand how it’s worth going to jail for.

Then again, there’s a subtle oddity to this story. Notice how the woman did not react until after Mr. Gonzalez had left the seat beside her? Her description of the encounter makes it sound like the thing progressed by stages. First, he spooned her. Did she get up and leave? Nope. Next he lifted up her shirt. Did she call a flight attendant? Nope. “After some time” he left, then she found man-goo on her skin and freaked the fuck out. It’s not nice to blame the victim, and perhaps the report is misleading, but does this not sound as though she were tolerating her seat mate’s silent groping? And if she tolerated that, just how wrong was Mr. Gonzalez to follow the logic of groping through to its conclusion?

Maybe she was mad not that he came, but that he got up and left.

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