Keeping Women Safe
Exposing Serial Acquaintance Rapists.
SERIAL ACQUAINTANCE RAPISTS COUNTER-INTELLIGENCE NETWORK (SARCIN)
Exposing Patterns. Protecting Survivors. Stopping Repeat Predators.
SARCIN is a global counter-intelligence network dedicated to helping survivors identify and expose serial acquaintance rapists and predators who operate behind closed doors, shielded by trust, silence and social credibility.
We work to dismantle these patterns of abuse by gathering hard evidence, connecting survivor testimonies across borders and building discreet profiles of known offenders.
Through strategic intelligence sharing, survivor advocacy and safe relocation support, SARCIN helps prevent repeat offenses, empowering women to reclaim their voices safely and on their terms.
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WHAT WE DO
“More than 80% of acquaintance rapes are never reported with many offenders striking again without ever being held accountable.” SARCIN is here to change that.
Our efforts focus on safeguarding survivors and uncovering repeat acquaintance rapists. These offenders often avoid detection by gaining trust and staying just outside the reach of formal justice systems. By connecting stories across borders and analyzing behavioral patterns, we build intelligence that reveals serial abuse even when no one incident looks like a crime on its own.
SARCIN gathers survivor accounts, verifies details and maps out repeat tactics used by known individuals. What begins as a quiet report becomes part of a wider effort to identify and stop ongoing harm. Our work is never rushed. Survivors remain in full control and we only act with their consent.
We believe every survivor deserves protection, not just belief but real action. Even when institutions look away, SARCIN steps in.
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EXPLORE HOW WE SUPPORT SURVIVORS
Intelligence Sharing
We connect survivor reports across regions to identify repeated names, tactics and patterns which exposes serial predators.
Safe Relocation For All
If a survivor is at risk where they live we help them move discreetly through a trusted network of housing allies and advocates.
Legal Support At No Cost
We link survivors with trauma-informed pro bono lawyers who understand the unique challenges of acquaintance rape cases.
Offender Profiling
Using behavioral analysis and survivor accounts we quietly track and document repeat offenders even without formal reports.
SURVIVOR VOICES
Real Stories. Real Courage.
“When I spoke up, I thought I was alone. Then I found other women describing the same man same tactics same threats. SARCIN connected the dots and helped us see the full picture. For the first time I knew this wasn’t just my story it was a pattern.”
Anonymous
UK
”He was charming professional and everyone trusted him but behind closed doors he used that trust against me. I thought no one would believe me. SARCIN didn’t just believe me they gave my story weight and showed me I wasn’t the only one.”
Survivor
SouthAfrica
“I still see him walking the halls on campus like nothing ever happened. But now I’m not isolated. I know other women who were targeted too and SARCIN helped us realize our voices together can change everything.”
College Student
USA
“I felt trapped. He was my landlord I couldn’t afford to leave and he knew it. Every day became a negotiation for safety. SARCIN stepped in quietly helped me move find a support network and finally breathe again without fear.”
Anonymous
Germany
KEY STATISTICS
The Hidden Epidemic
Acquaintance rape is sexual violence committed by someone the victim knows personally, such as a friend, coworker, landlord, teacher or partner. Over 80 percent of survivors report knowing their assailant. These assaults often occur within seemingly normal or even caring relationships. Perpetrators use trust, emotional manipulation and power dynamics to control their victims and keep them silent, allowing the abuse to continue without accountability.
Acquaintance rapists often hide behind kindness, trust and authority. They may offer housing, favors or emotional support that seem generous at first but quickly shift into control. Victims may feel pressured to stay silent, sign secrecy agreements or comply with rules that change without warning.
Look out for sudden mood swings, isolation from friends, or threats tied to rent or reputation. These are not isolated events. They are calculated patterns. Trust your instincts. You are not alone.