18-Year-Old Gang Raped in Castle Rock, CO

Jorge Villa-Gutierrez sits in a Colorado prison, serving 18 years for sexually assaulting an 18-year-old woman in Castle Rock with two other men.
On July 5, 2003, Villa-Gutierrez and two others took turns sexually assaulting the woman after she returned to their apartment at 2 a.m. to retrieve her purse, according to court records.
He won't talk about his crime.
But the 25-year-old native of Mexico will tell you how easily he has entered the United States — legally and illegally.
Villa-Gutierrez first went to Texas to make money, working in restaurants in El Paso with a valid visitor's passport.
But after he was convicted of marijuana possession, he was deported across the Rio Grande in April 1999 by immigration court in El Paso.
He was back in Texas months later.
"I crossed by myself through the river," Villa-Gutierrez said.
He eventually went home to Mexico, got married and decided in 2003 to return to the U.S. to send back money to his family. He said he bought a fake Social Security card in Juarez, Mexico, for $100 and told the vendor to make it out in the name "Angel Perez."
This time he crossed through the Arizona desert. When he arrived in Colorado, he used the fake card to get a state driver's license, he said.
Villa-Gutierrez got a job with a lane painting company in Douglas County.
"I needed the money," he said.