3 men convicted. 
www.bbc.co.uk
Oh God, they are Poles. As a Pole I am SO ashamed right now...While looking up about this case I noticed there was another gang rape in Banbury last year.
Three men jailed after raping woman in shack near Banbury station
The men subjected the woman to a sustained attack in a shack close to Banbury station.
I really hope they find the men responsible in this case too.
Thank you for the update!
BBM - The only other reason I can think of why she hasn't come forward, is if she was with or knew the men?
While looking up about this case I noticed there was another gang rape in Banbury last year.
Three men jailed after raping woman in shack near Banbury station
The men subjected the woman to a sustained attack in a shack close to Banbury station.
I really hope they find the men responsible in this case too.
I'm absolutely certain they would, but then even if they did, if she knows any of the men personally they will know who she is regardless. I hope she will come forward because it's only a matter of time before one or all of these guys strikes again imo.
Hmm. I'll admit I was curious about the lack of updates, no discussion of CCTV footage etc. for the past few days. I wonder who the third party would be, if the alleged victim was the first party and the Good Samaritan was the second party.
'No evidence' of gang rape outside Oxfordshire church, police now say
THERE is "no evidence" a woman was gang raped in Banbury, the police have said.www.oxfordmail.co.uk
The alleged attack shocked the country over the weekend after a woman, in her 30s, claimed she was raped by a group of men at the churchyard of St Mary's Church.
Police had previously said she was attacked in the early hours of Sunday morning, September 28 and that a Good Samaritan had helped her.
Providing new details, the police said the report came from a third party.
Thames Valley Police had also previously said that one of the alleged suspects was white and nothing to do with migrant accommodation nearby, as was speculated widely across social media.
But now the force has confirmed it is not looking for anybody in the investigation.
A force spokesman said on Thursday afternoon: "A Thames Valley Police investigation into an alleged rape in Banbury last weekend has found no evidence the offence took place as reported.
"Therefore, we are not currently seeking anyone in relation to this investigation.
"The original report was made to us by a third party, who stated that a woman had been raped by a group of men in St Mary’s Church churchyard in the early hours of Sunday morning, September 28.
"We continue to support the woman involved."
Thames Valley Police further added: "We are still supporting the woman involved as our investigation is ongoing to engage with her to understand if any offences took place in different circumstances.
"No other investigations related to this case are ongoing."
The allegations of a gang rape had sparked furious reaction, condemnation and messages of support for the alleged victim.
Police and crime commissioner Matthew Barber said it was a " shocking attack" and insisted officers would be "working tirelessly" to find a culprit.
And Sean Woodcock, MP for Banbury, said he was "deeply shocked" by the reports adding it will have "shocked the entire community".
Detectives were on scene throughout Sunday, September 28 and Monday, September 29 but later stood down by Tuesday.
Crime scene investigators were also spotted dressed in their white overalls forensically examining the scene for DNA or crucial evidence.
But Thames Valley Police has said "no evidence" was found at the scene.
There were two police cordons in place on Sunday morning: one at the churchyard in Horse Fair and another just off the high street in Banbury's town centre.
St Mary's Church said in a statement at the time: "Due to an incident in the churchyard last night, we currently have no access to church.
"It is with deep regret that we are therefore having to cancel today’s parish Eucharist. Please pray for those affected by whatever happened last night."
That was my thought as well.
