Rapist won helpless family's trust before taking advantage

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December 6, 2012
Mangalore, December 6: Fathima's (name changed) mother was leading a tough life rolling beedies with her two female children. The owner of her rented house Ismaeel (29), who wanted to take advantage of their financial problems, posed as a well-wisher and won their trust.

 

When Fathima's elder sister fell ill, he extended help and also helped Fathima when she had hurt herself after falling off from the roof of her house two years ago. But his true intentions were out only later.

 

The mental state of 14-year-old Fathima, who had injured her head in the incident, had changed and was not as sharp as she was before. Her behaviour would attract criticism from her classmates, so much so that she quit going to school.

 

Ismael, knew about her mental problem and hence decided to take advantage of her. On December 4, he took her in a car to BC Road and then to Uppala where he kept her in a woman's house. As per the account given by Fathima, Ismaeel along with his friend Raheem raped her for an hour or so.

 

When she tried to scream, the duo tied a cloth on her mouth, her elder sister has said.

 

Fathima had accompanied her mother to Mudipu where they wanted to look for a rented house but former returned home alone via bus.

 

Ismaeel got information about Fathima being alone at home and hence coaxed her into going along with him in the pretext of buying her clothes. Since he was a known man, Fathima trusted her but he turned out to be a cheat, her sister has said. rapist2



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