November 11, 1979, five days before the events charged in the information. Shawn testified that he was fishing in a place other than Greynolds Park, which he described as the enchanted forest. In Shawn's case, the incident began with him being grabbed from behind and pulled backwards into the woods. An orange T-shirt *1215 was thrown over his head, and it was by looking through the T-shirt that he got his first view of his assailants. Shawn's pants were pulled down, and the man he identified as Sias rubbed his body while the other man, whom he identified as Bartsch, performed oral copulation on Shawn. After the assault, Shawn ran and Bartsch chased and caught him. The assailants pulled the cloth from Shawn's head and sent him off.in which a window was used to enter the homes of young women who lived alone, occurred three weeks apart, and took place about the same time of night, and concluded with the taking of money from the victims' homes, did not establish the requisite uniqueness where the area of the city where the crime occurred, the manner in which the sexual assaults and the taking of money were accomplished, and the attitude of the assailants towards the victims were dissimilar. Likewise, in Helton v. State, 365 So.2d 1101 (Fla. 1st DCA 1979), a showing that in both crimes the female victim was abducted, taken to a wooded area where sexual acts were compelled or attempted, and where ultimately the victim escaped and hailed a passing car, was