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Notorious gang rapist Mohammed Skaf will remain behind bars, for now, after his latest bid for freedom hit another roadblock as the end of his lengthy sentence looms. The 37-year-old is fighting for external leave after spending two decades behind bars after he and his elder brother Bilal led the infamous Skaf rape gang that assaulted young women on a four-week rampage before the 2000 Olympics. Dressed in prison greens, Mohammed Skaf appeared before a NSW State Parole Board review hearing at Parramatta on Friday via video link from Junee Correctional Centre. He listened intently as he wai...

Sydney serial schoolgirl rapist Mohammed Skaf's bid for freedom hits roadblock 30 Apr, 2021 01:19 AM 3 minutes to read Mohammed Skaf has been in prison since he was 17. Photo / News Limited news.com.au By: Erin Lyons Plans to reintegrate a schoolgirl rapist back into society have hit another roadblock decades after a shocking gang rape spree rocked the nation. Notorious gang rapist Mohammed Skaf will remain behind bars, for now, after his latest bid for freedom hit another roadblock as the end of his lengthy sentence looms. The 37-year-old is fighting for external leave after spending two dec...

Thirty years on, our people still die in custody. This is why We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Thirty years on, our people still die in custody. This is why Warning: This article contains names and distressing details pertaining to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander deaths in custody. By Karly Warner Normal text size Advertisement Thirty years ago on Thursday, the Royal Commission into Aboriginal Deaths in Custody handed down 339 recommendations to stop our brothers, sisters, parents and children losing their lives in the care of the sta...

The family of an Aboriginal man who died in custody of a suspected paracetamol overdose, are calling for prison inmates to be given the same medical treatment as members of the public. Twenty-five-year-old Wonnarua man, Danny Whitton, died of multiple organ failure at the Prince Alfred Hospital in Sydney on November 9, 2015, four days after he was transferred from his cell at the Junee Correctional Facility in central NSW.   At a coronial inquest into his death this week, his cellmate at the time –given the pseudonym, Mr C– gave evidence and said days before his death, Mr Whitton compl...