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US 2015/0027452 A1Published application
Rapist identifier cum rape victim protector
OwnerSonette Elizabeth Ehlers, Vincent Edmund Leskowichinventors
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A perpetrator identifier cum rape victim protector 10 comprises a flexible sheath 12 of liquid impermeable condom type substance that is divided into a tissue attachment means carrying section 18 extending from a mouth 16 and a concertina effect formed inner end section 22. Attachment means in the form of tines 20 are carried along a carrier base 24 that is constituted from zigzag formed coaxially arranged elements 30 that are spaced apart by linear spacers 32 from which the tines 20 extend. The tines 20 and base 24 form a carrier body 26 that forms part of the section 18 to the effect of enabling its expansion once exposed to an action of sheath penetration. The tines 20 are formed to require professional assistance for the release of the identifier cum protector 10 once having become attached to a penetrating member. The lengths and extent of slanting of the tines 20 are selected to limit any body threatening injury to a perpetrator so exposed.
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A sexual misconduct perpetrator identifier with victim body protector device for use in protecting a user and identifying a perpetrator of sexual misconduct, said device comprising a) a flexible sheath (of liquid impermeable substance) having a closed-off inner end, an opposing open mouth end, and a middle internal portion formed to be positioned against inward displacement within the body cavity of subject user (that is exposable to an act of sexual misconduct by way of a penetrating member), and b) tissue attachment means extending inward from said middle internal portion of said sheath, wherein said tissue attachment means provides attachment of said victim protector to the penetrating member of a perpetrator during an unauthorized penetration of a victim's body cavity in which said device is present;
The sexual misconduct perpetrator identifier with victim body protector device as claimed in claim 1 in which the inner end section is arranged to at least by itself if not in conjunction with the outer end attachment means carrying section enable the overall linear expansion of the sheath through a concertina effect structure.
The sexual misconduct perpetrator identifier with victim body protector device of claim 4 in which the attachment means is integrally formed with the tissue attachment means carrier base in constituting the tissue attachment means carrier body that is as such unified with the sheath in forming the identifier with protector in the appropriate case becoming so unified during the process of the molding the sheath.
The sexual misconduct perpetrator identifier with victim body protector device of claim 1 in which the sheath is constrained against inward displacement into a body cavity once the identifier with protector as worn is exposed to a sexual misconduct body cavity penetrating involving action by the mouth of the sheath being bordered by an integrally extending circumferential rib that is formed to retain it outside a relevant body cavity even when the identifier with protector as worn is exposed to an inward urging action.
A sexual misconduct perpetrator identifier for use in identifying a sexual misconduct involving a perpetrator comprising tissue attachment means extending inward from a not necessarily fully circumferentially closed off generally tubularly extending flexible tissue attachment means carrier base for attaching the identifier against perpetrator unaided release though also against serious health damaging bodily injury of a penetrating member of a perpetrator on performing an act of unauthorized body cavity penetration of a cavity fitted with the identifier facilitating perpetrator exposure on requiring specialized removal of the identifier;
The sexual misconduct perpetrator identifier of claim 17 in which the spacers extend linearly with the tissue attachment means being arranged in linear arrays.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.