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The men involved are of muslim origin. The victims white and non muslim. There are 50 such child grooming rings under investigation. One of the worst was discovered in oxford, where the complex issues of race and religion have deeply to start the local community. Oxford evokes images of halls of learning, the bastion of british tradition. Now it is also the scene of depravity and unspeakable crimes. Specifically on cowardly road, where a getting used and abused dozens of underage girls. The game members were muslim, most of pakistani origin gang members were muslim, many of them pakistani origin. The youngest of the girls was 11. She had suffered years of abuse, living in state homes with foster parents or on the streets. The gang found her among the snack bars on the road. They would ply the girls with small gifts, alcohol, and then drugs until they were dependent physically and emotionally. Then came abuse and rape, first by gang members than by other perpetrators who paid the gang.