Kim Philby

🚨ASYLUM SEEKER WHO R*PED TEEN IN HULL TOLD COURT 'YES, I DID THAT. WHY NOT?' An asylum seeker who targeted women in a Hull cemetery during late‑night attacks has been jailed for a series of violent sexual offences. Ishaq Al‑Noor, 21, who arrived in the UK from Sudan three years earlier and settled in Hull, admitted raping a 17‑year‑old student and attempting to rape a 36‑year‑old mother in separate incidents. Hull Crown Court heard that Al‑Noor waited in darkness near Spring Bank Cemetery, choosing isolated moments to seize his victims and drag them into the grounds. At an earlier hearing, when the rape charge was put to him, he responded through an interpreter: “Guilty. Yes, I did that. Why not?” His casual admission shocked those in court and underlined his lack of remorse. The first attack took place in June, when the teenage victim was pulled into the cemetery and subjected to a violent assault. In a statement read to the court, she described how the rape shattered her sense of safety, damaged her relationship with her parents, and derailed her education. Once a high‑achieving student, she said her attendance and grades had fallen, and she now struggled with paranoia, sleepless nights and intense self‑loathing. She spoke of writing about depression and suicide and leaving the notes in her room, hoping her parents would find them and recognise she needed help. She said the assault made her feel that her refusal meant nothing and that her body and humanity were treated as worthless. Six months later, in November, Al‑Noor attacked again near the same cemetery. The second victim, a 36‑year‑old mother, described the incident as the closest she had ever come to being murdered. She recalled being grabbed, lifted off her feet and dragged towards the graveyard while she screamed “No! Please stop! No!” She feared she would be stabbed as he forced her to the ground and tried to overpower her. Judge Simon Jack praised both women for their courage in reporting the attacks and supporting the prosecution. He said that without victims willing to come forward and face the criminal justice process, dangerous offenders like Al‑Noor could not be brought to justice. He sentenced Al‑Noor to 16 years in prison, of which he must serve at least 10 before he can apply for parole. Al‑Noor was also placed on the Sex Offenders Register for life. Detective Chief Inspector Craig Nicholson of Humberside Police said the victims had shown immense bravery in recounting their traumatic experiences. He explained that their detailed accounts, combined with other evidence, allowed officers to build a strong case. Al‑Noor’s guilty pleas meant the women were spared the ordeal of giving evidence before a jury, though it does not erase the harm he caused. Both women continue to live with the consequences of the attacks, working to rebuild their lives after the trauma. Authorities stressed that strict monitoring conditions will apply if Al‑Noor is ever released, reflecting the ongoing risk he poses and the seriousness of his crimes. Credit Predator Awareness

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