Reasons why ‘manipulative’ rapist Mohammed Skaf denied parole
Gang rapist Mohammed Skaf was caught with a USB drive containing pornography, is “manipulative” and “intimidating”, and has been charged with 16 offences since being jailed. These are some of the reasons the State Parole Authority has refused to release him.
Gang rapist Mohammed Skaf was caught with a USB drive containing pornography, is “manipulative” and “intimidating”, and has been charged with 16 offences since being jailed.
These are some of the reasons the State Parole Authority has refused to release Skaf, whose non-parole period expired in January last year after serving 20 years of a 23-year sentence.
Experts refused a parole application on August 9 because he denies committing any of the rapes and is still a danger to society.
Skaf, who was only 17 when jailed, had also not completed his “rehabilitation program”.
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