Police Investigate Another Possible "Georgetown Cuddler" Attack

By MATTHEW STABLEY
Updated 8:00 PM EDT, Wed, Mar 3, 2010

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Has the sex criminal known by the controversially cute nickname the "Georgetown Cuddler" struck again?

A woman claims a man entered her home at 35th and T streets at about 4 a.m. Sunday, climbed in her bed, sexually assaulted her and fled.

At least 11 similar incidents in and around Georgetown have been reported over the past two years.

D.C. police are investigating.

Georgetown Cuddler: Has He Struck Again?

Georgetown Cuddler:  Has He Struck Again?
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Georgetown Cuddler: Has He Struck Again?

First Published: Mar 3, 2010 7:43 PM EDT

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