Singapore: the man raped a flight attendant twice and harassed her colleagues at Grand Hyatt hotel, after hearing about the rape in a shocking court on Friday, he was sentenced to 26 years in prison and the victim was given an abortion about a month after the attack.
Suresh vellayutham, a 28-year-old unemployed man with a senior diploma in computer research, was convicted of five charges, one of which was rape and four was serious
He confessed to the rape of the flight attendant and another charge of pointing her with a toy pistol.
He was acquitted on three counts, one of which was oral sex and the other two were serious harassment.
Suresh Nair said when he heard judge Tay Yong Kwang say this: "Thank you.
Eight other allegations were also considered in the judgment.
The two women who did not take paid leave until next month issued a victim impact statement describing their trauma and fear after being sexually assaulted in their hotel room in April 8. The 31-year-
The old victims who got married last year are still being consulted, have not yet been able to get rid of the trauma of repeated rape, and have not been forced to pose lewd.
After returning home, she received gynecological treatment and took 5 drugs to prevent pregnancy and kill unwanted viruses.
She was shocked and confused when she found herself pregnant and made a painful and painful decisionweek-
Old tires in May 5
Since that incident, she said she has developed fears, such as feeling uncomfortable in the elevator and being very nervous about staying in the hotel.
She also became careful about quiet places.
Her colleague is 30 years old. year-
The old woman, who was also married, was also scarred and accused herself of not helping her friend.
After the incident, she said she felt very nervous and scared whenever she saw the darkness
Men with skin are afraid to stay in the hotel alone.
Her temper changed and her husband noticed that she was short now.
She said she was grumpy and not very tolerant of her children.
She also experienced discomfort when her husband wanted to get close to her.
Defense lawyer Subhas Anandan said in mitigation that his client was very sorry for what he had done and apologized to the victims, their families and the court.
He also pointed out that he kept his cross all the time.
A minimum of inspection so as not to upset the victim.
However, Judge Tay sentenced Suresh Nair to a total of 26 years, with up to 24 cases of rape, violation of the arms Crimes Act and serious harassment permitted by law.
Suresh Nair has been sent back for retrial since April 11, and he is solemn when the judgment is read out.