Family members spat at the media and others, and one female relative called the Crown Prosecutor, Margaret Cunneen, SC, a ‘sharmoota’, which means ‘whore’ in Arabic. In sentencing, Judge Michael Finnane described the rapes as events ‘you hear about or read about only in the context of wartime atrocities’. When gang leader, Bilal Skaf, aged 18 at the time of his rapes, received a maximum 55 year sentence, there was outcry among the Lebanese Australian community. Skaf appealed and his sentence was reduced. Appeals have also reduced the compulsory jail time of the other gang members. ‘H’, who was 16 years old when he participated in the rapes and who is said to have the mental age of a child, is now 30 and will walk from Sydney’s Parklea Correctional Centre as early as February 18. He is the second gang member to be set free from prison in six months, and his release will mean six members of the nine men convicted have been freed, although one, Mahmoud Sanoussi, is being held in custody on charges of allegedly bashing a cleaner in southwestern Sydney. Mahmoud Sanoussi is now allegedly a member of Sydney’s most notorious Middle Eastern gang, the Brothers For Life. REDUCED SENTENCES, EARLY RELEASE JUST SO THEY CAN JOIN BACK UP WITH ANOTHER HATE GANG!!!!!! WHAT THE HELL IS WRONG WITH OUR LEGAL SYSTEM AND THE UTTER MORONS WHO RUN IT???? BEYOND OUTRAGEOUS! !!!!!
Posted on: Sat, 27 Dec 2014 22:16:44 +0000
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