WTF! 2 GUYS KIDNAPPED A 14 YEAR OLD GIRL RAPED & DRUGGED HER FOR 2 WEEKS IN A BROOKLYN BASEMENT!

A 14-year-old girl was repeatedly raped, drugged and beaten by two men for two horrifying weeks in a Brooklyn basement, prosecutors said.
Anthony King and Kevin Evans, both 24, were identified by the victim after she escaped from the Crown Heights basement on Tuesday, court records show.

Evans picked up the girl and a female friend, also 14, on April 27 and took them to New Jersey, where they used heroin, officials said.

"They get back into the automobile, the complainant's friend is dropped off at her home and the complainant is not allowed to exit the automobile," Assistant District Attorney Wilfredo Cotto told Judge Kevin McGrath at King's arraignment Friday.

The girl was taken to a home on President St. and handcuffed to a chair in the basement, where she was kept for more than two weeks, Cotto said. While she was there, Evans injected her with a substance that knocked her out, prosecutors said.

Evans spent the next two weeks brutalizing the girl, lawyers charged. She was beaten, raped and even scalded with boiling water, sources said.

King, who lives in the neighborhood, eventually joined Evans in raping and beating the girl, sources said.

The drugged and savaged girl drifted in and out of consciousness until Tuesday, when she woke up and realized she was uncuffed and that another woman was in the basement, sources said.

"She asked the woman if there was anyone else in the house," a source said. "She said no, and the girl just takes off and calls her mother."

The girl and her mother went to police, and the victim identified King and Evans in photo lineups, sources said. Cops arrested them Wednesday.

Both men were arraigned on charges that included rape against a physically helpless person and unlawful imprisonment. They face up to 25 years in prison. Evans is being held on $100,000 bail, and King on $200,000 bail.

A police source said both girls went to New Jersey with Evans voluntarily, "but one girl was not allowed to leave."

The victim was reported missing, but a police source described her as a "chronic missing person," a known drug user and a prostitute.

"Mr. Evans maintains his innocence," defense lawyer Mitchell Salaway said.

Evans' sister, Nina Evans, 23, told the Daily News her brother and his friend are victims of mistaken identity.

"They picked up the wrong guys," she said, saying two men who hang out on their block "look very similar to my brother."

"[The victim] said the guy who molested her has one tattoo on his arm. Kevin has four tattoos, one on each wrist, one on his shoulder, one on his chest."

"Kevin said they were charging him with rape. They said he scalded her with hot water. There is no water in our house. My brother doesn't do heroin, and he don't have no needles."

King's mother, Maria Hassock, said she doesn't believe her son was involved. "The only thing I can say about my son is that he would not participate in a kidnapping or sex assault. This is crazy. It's so far-fetched."