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   https://i2-prod.plymouthherald.co.uk/news/plymouth-news/article8   
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   Yoseab Woldeab - police say he prowled streets looking for victim before   
   kidnaping and raping gay woman (Image: Devon and Cornwall Police)   
      
   Detectives who investigated the kidnap and double rape of a young gay woman at   
   a property in Plymouth have said the perpetrator had been "prowling the   
   streets looking for a victim" to what was "a truly horrendous and disturbing   
   crime".   
      
   The jury at Plymouth Crown Court took around two hours of deliberation before   
   finding 28-year-old Yuseab Woldeab guilty by a unanimous verdict of kidnaping   
   the young woman - who cannot be named for legal reasons - before he then   
   vaginally and anally    
   raped her at his multi-occupancy home in Wilton Street, Millbridge.   
      
   During the trial the court heard how the woman, who is in her 20s, had been in   
   a same-sex relationship for around a year, had known she was gay from a young   
   age and had never been to bed or slept with a man in her entire life. However,   
   Woldeab had tried    
   to convince police that he had been approached by the woman as he drove up to   
   her in Union Street in the early hours of the morning last April. He claimed   
   she had called out to him, asked him his age, told him her age, asked him his   
   plans for the night,    
   said she wanted to go back to his place and that he was her "type" - all in   
   just a few seconds before she got into his three door white Ford Fiesta car.   
      
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   However, during police interviews - where she frequently broke down sobbing -   
   and during cross-examination in court, the woman stuck to her version of   
   events. She said she had gone out with two friends, had had drinks at a number   
   of venues including the    
   Dog and Duck pub, Revolutions and Popworld before heading to a pizza shop on   
   Union Street in the early hours.   
      
   She admitted she was so intoxicated, the following morning she was convinced   
   she had one of her drinks "spiked". However, despite much of the latter part   
   of her night being hazy, she recalled the driver of the small white car called   
   out "taxi" to her and    
   that when she got into the front seat she thought the vehicle was much smaller   
   than most taxis she had been in.   
      
   CCTV footage played in court showed the woman was at the passenger window of   
   his car - parked on the pelican crossing in front of the Palace Theatre - for   
   just six seconds before she got into the vehicle and Woldeab drove off so   
   quickly that the    
   passenger door was still open. The jury had also seen CCTV footage of Woldeab   
   at the Revolution venue the same time the woman was at the club - although   
   they did not interact or speak to each other - before he headed to Claremont   
   Street on foot to    
   collect his car before driving it into the city centre, along Union Street to   
   Colin Campbell Court car park where he briefly stopped before heading back   
   down Union Street and into Octagon Street.   
      
   Woldeab claimed he had wanted to get cigarettes at a convenience store on   
   Union Street but it was closed, but CCTV footage noted that having already   
   passed it once, he then returned and braked beside it, just as the woman was   
   walking along at the same    
   location.   
      
   Woldeab was then seen to park in Octagon Street for a few seconds - just as   
   the woman crossed the road over Octagon roundabout and continued up Union   
   Street, before he then turned around and followed her at slow speed, stopping   
   right next to her.   
      
   Once he got her back to Wilton Street he ushered her inside and within minutes   
   had taken down her clothing and raped her. He told police the sex act was   
   consensual. He also insisted that he had not had anal sex with her.   
      
      
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