I don't see things like this in the cards, probably because a) I don't look for it and b) unless, like in your case, the sitter were to bring it up, it would be something much too traumatic for me as a reader to feel I should deal with even though I've been raped myself, which therefore brings us back to a) I don't look for it. So I don't really give much thought to which cards might symbolise that someone has been raped.
If the sitter were to bring it up, I'd definitely find out if they'd sought couselling for it and if not, I'd refer them to someone else qualified to deal with it. If by some chance I did psychically flash on a sitter having suffered that trauma, I wouldn't pick at it to try to get them to talk about it. I'd tactfully leave it alone and read the cards as pertained to their original question. If there were a relationship between the rape and the answer to their question, I'd suggest that maybe there were something that they needed to seek counselling for, but if they asked what, I wouldn't say "I see that you've been raped". I'd just say that it was apparent they'd suffered emotional trauma that only a counsellor could help them with that might pertain to their questions.
I do understand why sweet_intuition brought this up, because his sitter brought up the subject themselves. What I don't understand is why a reader would be curious about what cards would indicate this (without the sitter volunteering the information) any more than I understand what the big curiosity is about what cards would indicate someone's sexual preference. If a person has been raped, it's not your business any more than their sexual orientation is and if they try to make it your business by mentioning it, rather than asking curious questions to get them to talk about it to you, just refer them to a qualified counsellor. You can do a great deal of harm by getting into the question of rape with someone.
What I've said isn't meant to insult or anger any of you. I'm just speaking from the point of view of someone who has been traumatized that way more than once. I've seen this question discussed before and I didn't say anything then, but felt now was the time. I guess I feel as offended as when the question of "what cards mean someone is gay?" comes up. Another area that I feel is not our business as readers is what someone's sexual preference is, so I don't look for it in the cards unless the sitter wants me to know and it pertains.
Oh, and yes, I've had counselling. And I'd be mighty miffed if I went to a reader who was trying to see if I'd been raped in the cards and then, seeing it, tried to get me to talk about it.
I'm not afraid to talk about it if appropriate, but as for a tarot reader trying to see it in cards----that falls into the nunya category. (nunya damn business.
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