Man described as “the most prolific rapist in British legal history” sentenced to life in prison with possible release after 30 years following conviction for sexual offenses against 48 men.
Catch up on the developing stories making headlines.LONDON -- A man described as “the most prolific rapist in British legal history” has been sentenced to life in prison with a possible release after 30 years following his conviction for sexual offenses against 48 men.
Judge Suzanne Goddard said in Manchester Crown Court the true number of Sinaga's victims may never be known. She said the courts had rarely if ever seen such a prolonged “campaign of rape." Reporting restrictions that had prevented the publication of Sinaga's name were lifted Monday. Sinaga arrived in Britain from his native Indonesia on a student visa in 2007. He received two degrees in sociology and planning from the University of Manchester and was studying for his PhD at the University of Leeds when he was suspended following his arrest in 2017.
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