Asylum Seekers Convicted for Brighton Beach Rape

0:00On April 23rd, Three Asylum Seekers got convicted this week for a brutal gang rape on Brighton Beach. Ibrahim Al-Shafe, a 25-year-old Egyptian, and Abdullah Amadi, a 26-year-old Iranian, were found guilty on two counts of rape each. Their buddy, 20-year-old Egyptian, Karin Al-Dana-Surt, got nailed on four counts for egging them on and filming the whole thing behind a beach hut. This went down in the early hours of October 4th last year when the woman was stumbling drunk and helpless on the street. The three knew each other from a home office hotel for asylum seekers near Horsham. They'd all crossed the channel in small boats. Al-Shafe and Amadi linked up on one trip while Al-Shafe room with Al-Dana-Surt. The victim laid it all out in court, saying the attack wrecked her life, and she seized the filmer's laughing face every night. She blacked out thinking they'd kill her, hearing them laugh while they kicked and spat on her. Cops and prosecutors hailed her guts for coming forward, calling the men straight up predators who saw her as easy prey.

1:02Turns out Al-Dana-Surt has a murder conviction hanging over him from Egypt. He fled there claiming asylum to dodge prison, though his team said it was. His brother, all three had their asylum bids rejected and are appealing. Jurors took over 16 hours to decide after a five-week trial at Hove Crown Court. Ministers promised to boot them out of the UK right after sensing on July 15th. Border security boss Alex Norris made it clear, once they're done, they're gone from British oil for good.