25-year-old man to be sentenced for filming himself raping girlfriend’s mother

The partner of a man who worked for a SANFL club was left scarred for life after she found videos on his phone of him raping her mother.

A man who worked in a SANFL club filmed himself raping his girlfriend’s intoxicated mother in a twisted revenge scheme.

The 25-year-old man, who cannot be named to protect the identity of his victim, left his former partner “scarred for life” after she found the horrific videos. A victim impact statement was read to the District Court on Wednesday by the victim and her daughter, who is the man’s former partner.

The former partner said the thought of the man touching her after raping her mother makes her wish she could crawl out of her body and find a new one.

The 25-year-old man, who cannot be named to protect the identity of his victim, left his former partner “scarred for life” after she found the horrific videos. Picture: D-Keine/iStock

“I’m scarred for life after watching multiple videos of him violating my mother,” she said.

“No one should have to tell their mum that and I’ll never forget her screams and cries.“Mum and I fear being blackmailed as we don’t know how many other predators he shared our photos and videos with for his own gain and profit.”

The victim, through a prosecutor, said receiving the call from her daughter after she found the videos of her being raped broke her heart.

“Her cries over the phone still haunt me until this day,” she said.

“He chose to rape a person who regularly showed him more generosity and love than his own family.

“I felt very violated, betrayed and ashamed by someone I let into my family and home as a son.

“Our family will never be the same again.”

The western suburbs man pleaded guilty to rape and engaging in humiliating or degrading filming, relating to the offending between 2022 and 2023.

A prosecutor told the court the man took advantage of the victim while she was under the influence of alcohol to carry out the offending.

The prosecutor said the man committed the vile offending in a “cruel and twisted” revenge scheme after his partner disclosed some private information to him.

Marie Shaw KC, for the man, told the court her client had previously held a role in a football club.

The court heard the man was now unable to work in the same industries again due to his convictions.

Ms Shaw said her client, who was under the influence of cannabis during the offending, was determined by a psychologist to be at low risk of reoffending.

Judge Anthony Allen revoked the man’s bail and will sentence him next month.