Cape Town serial rapist's reign of terror bought to an end

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Cape Town serial rapist's reign of terror bought to an end
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Herman Harker was sentenced by the Cape Town high court on 15 counts of rape, four counts of abduction and two counts of sexual assault, said police spokesperson Col Brenda Muridili.

A 66-year-old serial rapist who lured young girls with money to walk with him before threatening them with weapons has been sentenced to 15 life sentences and an additional 30-year jail term.

The man had lured his victims, aged between 9 and 23, under the pretence that he was looking for someone to walk him halfway to his destination, or he'd befriend them and give them money. “All the cases that had been linked to Harker were then transferred to the detective services’ serial and electronic FCS investigation , which is a specialised section within family violence, child protection and sexual offences ,” she said.

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