Where is Mohammed Skaf Now? The Sydney serial rapist is set to be granted parole after Covid-19 extinguished other options.
Mohammad Skaf is an Australian serial rapist.
Skaf was sent behind the bars in 2001 for his role in a series of terrifying rapes in Sydney, Australia, along with his brother Bilal Skaf, as per ABC.
The shocking series of gang rapes in 2000 was led by his brother Bilal Skaf, with other several young men.
Recently, the news which says he could be granted parole after Covid 19 extinguished another option has hit the headlines of several news outlets.
Where Is Mohammed Skaf Now?
One of the Sydney gang rapes’ perpetrators, Mohammed Skaf is behind bars as of now. However, there are some rumors regarding his release on parole.
Mohammed was sentenced in 2001 and has served his non-parole period of 16 years, 11 months,s and 30 days which expired in the year 2018.
Further, his maximum sentence of 22 years, 11 months, 30 days will expire on January 1, 2024.
Mohammed Skaf Release Date
Mohammed Skaf could be released on parole within days as the New South Wales government said it would not oppose a decision to free him.
The State Government has also told the authority it does oppose Skaf being paroled, as long as he is released under the harshest of monitoring conditions, according to The Guardian.
Moreover, Joanna Davidson said the government has favored Skaf first taking part in the external leave program but that has been cut off by the pandemic.
Mohammed Skaf Brother Bilal Skaf
Mohammed Skaf’s brother Bilal Skaf is a Lebanese-Australian Muslim who committed gang rape attacks against women and girls in Sydney in 2000.
For the crime he committed, he is serving 31 years prison sentence with a non-parole period of 28 years.
Bilal is eligible for release on 11 February 2033. Though he was originally sentenced to 55 years along with a 40-year non-parole period, however, it was modified with several appeals.
Mohammed Skaf Sydney Gang Rapes
Mohammed Skaf and a group of young men sexually assaulted several women across the city in the year 2000. Moreover, he has been behinds bars for more than 20 years at least six schoolgirls in public parks and toilets, as per the Australian.
Though he got eligible for release in 2018, though, he has been denied in bids for parole on three previous approaches.