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..from Sky News. OK, so the words funny and rape are uneasy bedfellows, but I saw this yesterday and the part that raised a hearty guffaw was when I read where the perpetrator hailed from... 10:17am UK, Wednesday June 03, 2009 A 20-year-old man has allegedly raped a young woman while she was unconscious and streamed it live on the internet. Johnathon Richard Hock is accused of the rape Police became aware of the video when the woman, also aged 20, walked into a station and said she had been sexually assaulted a week before. The woman said her friends had told her about a video on a website which showed her having sex with a man. In the video, the woman appears to be unconscious. She told police she knew her attacker but they had only recently met. Johnathon Richard Hock from Surprise, Arizona, turned himself in and has been jailed without bail, charged on suspicion of kidnapping, sexual assualt and surreptitious photographing. Police said the young woman told them the video showed her attacker laughing and making comments while the act took place. Detective Karen Allbright added: "She said (Hock) made comments about how the victim would never know what was happening to her because she was 'passed out'." Rape was shown live online Phoenix police claim Hock and the woman were drinking on February 25 when she decided to go to bed about midnight. At 5am the next morning Hock apparently went into her bedroom and set up a laptop with a built-in camera. He signed onto the website and proceeded to rape her, while she slept through the 30-minute episode, the statement said. Although the incident took place earlier this year police have only recently got hold of an incomplete version of the video. Authorities had been alerted to it by the website's users. While there have been many cases of young people recording their crimes and posting them on the internet this case may be the first of its kind, said Parry Aftab, executive director of WiredSafety.org. "It’s the first livestream of an actual rape that I’m aware of," Aftab told the East Valley Tribune. The website where the video had been posted eventually provided police with a copy. heh heh - " where ahhh come frum it's called Surprise sex"