Rayne Barton vividly remembers a day when she was 5 years old, playing with other little girls near the train tracks in the city of Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Her own house was nearby, and her aunt lived around the corner. On this day, a large group of teenage boys came upon the girls, separated them, and assaulted them. They threw Barton down on her back in the dirt. Two boys held her legs, and another sat on her waist and held her down at the elbows. “There were two boys putting their fingers down my throat, putting dirt in my face, up my nose, in my ears, and stepping on my face. They flipped me over and started rubbing my face into the dirt where I just couldn’t breathe,” Barton told The Epoch Times. “I felt like I was going to die. I thought that was the end. At 5 years …