Victims come forward after suspect accused of catfishing, sexual assault arrested
San Antonio,Selma,General News,Crime,Sexual Assault,Violence
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SAN ANTONIO – Two women who claim they were victims of a man accused of catfishing and sexual assault are coming forward after his arrest. Chong-Yun Mounce, 38, was arrested and walked in front of cameras Wednesday. He now faces a single charge of sexual assault and two counts of online impersonation. “I was completely sexually exploited and stolen from and left restrained in my house,” said a woman who asked to remain anonymous. Tied up, blindfolded, and left to get out on her own, the woman knew she was...
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