This thesis is focusing on the hidden sexual violence narrative of Susanna in the Apocrypha Daniel. Through re–reading the text of Susanna according to the feminist Theology, the author calls the attention to the repeated pattern of sexual inequities. The author practices the hermeneutics of remembrance to introduce this alienated story. The two judges who had the desire to lie with Susanna made their conspiracy for gang rape, but could not succeed because the maids returned to hear the outcry of Susanna when hemmed by the two. The corruption of the male leaders’ was revealed when they misused their legal knowledge that two male’s testimony are accepted without question. The case of Susanna is a rare happy–ending story to remember. This thesis aims to reveal one of the deleted narrative by the male editors and hopes this narrative of Susanna gives light to the contemporary men and women.