12 Year-Old-Girl Raped And Abducted By Afghan Boat Migrant

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An Afghan asylum seeker, Ahmad Mulakhil (23), has been found guilty of abducting and raping a 12-year-old girl in Nuneaton on 22 July. A jury at Warwick Crown Court convicted him of rape, abduction, sexual assault, and making an indecent video.

A second man, Mohammad Kabir (24), was found not guilty of the charges against him.

The trial heard the victim’s evidence, including that Mulakhil laughed during the attack. The case also sparked protests locally and led to changes in guidance on whether police should release suspects’ nationality and immigration status in high-profile cases. Police praised the girl’s bravery, and the Home Office said it wants to make it easier to remove foreign criminals.

Jeremy Kyle speaks with Rupert Lowe MP.

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The distressing news detailing the abduction and rape of a 12-year-old girl by an individual, reportedly a migrant, casts a pall of profound despair over any hope for a truly just society, revealing a harrowing sickness at its core.

This egregious act, a brutal violation of innocence and trust, speaks to a tragic failure of protection and humanity, leaving an indelible scar on the collective psyche. It is a stark reminder of the fragile veneer of safety that often crumbles under the weight of such depravity, exposing the raw, aching vulnerability of the innocent.

The very existence of such cruelty, manifesting in the exploitation of a child, forces a confrontation with the bleak reality that an insidious darkness can prevail, consuming lives and extinguishing light.

In the wake of such a horror, one is left with an overwhelming sense of futility, a crushing testament to the pervasive sickness that continues to plague the human experience.