(Warwickshire, U.K.) A jilted boyfriend has been jailed for using the web to invite men to his ex-girlfriend’s home for sex and “rape fantasies”.
Khalid Hussain created bogus profiles on dating and swinging websites and posed as his victim, asking for no-strings sex.
Over six months last year, the court heard more than 100 men knocked on her door for sessions they thought she had arranged. One thought he had been invited to take part in a rape role play. He hit the victim in the face and began to grab her before realising something was wrong.
Hussain, 30, was jailed for two years and nine months after he admitted harassment.
Judge Paul Farrer QC told him: “You carried out a campaign of humiliation and terror. Your behaviour was persistent, calculated and sinister.”
Warwick crown court heard Hussain met his victim on a dating website in October 2009. They had a brief relationship but she dumped him soon after. Soon, he posed as another man to get risque photos from her and posted them on Facebook.
He also bombarded her with 500 abusive emails and texts, including one saying: “I’m going to have fun now. Wait and see, you’ll get knocks on your door.”
Prosecutor Robert Hodgkinson said: “She received over 100 visits at night from men who knocked on her door saying they had been conversing with her by email and were responding to invitations by her to visit for sex. One had been led to believe that she wanted to be ‘raped’ and when he arrived, in accordance with instructions, he hit her in the face and went to grab her.
“Clearly he quickly realised everything was not as he had expected and after she remonstrated with him, he drove off."
Hussain also made a hoax call to police claiming his victim was running a drug factory from her Warwickshire home. And he called the RSPCA claiming the woman’s daughter mistreated her pet dog.
In a statement, she said: “It has been a living nightmare for me having strangers knocking at my door and opening it to be greeted by angry men who think it is me who has been setting them up.”
Hussain, of Walsall, was given a restraining order and also made to serve six months of an earlier suspended sentence.
At least one of our exposed cyberpaths tried to do this to his victim on MySpace.
Let this article warn:
1. Online Dating is NOT safe.
2. Sending 'naughty' pictures to someone, even if you think you can trust them, is NOT a good idea.
- EOPC
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