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   From: obama-started-the-reparations-bullshit@aclu.org   
      
   Queen was convicted of 22 counts of rape against six young women and was 15   
   when he carried out most of his offences, A number of the women suffered from   
   sexually transmitted infections, with the Crown Prosecution Service saying he   
   had "no regard for his    
   victims".   
      
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   Kevarnie Queen met nearly all of the women he raped on Snapchat, a court heard   
      
   A teenage serial rapist dubbed the "Brixton R Kelly" has been jailed after a   
   three-year campaign of sexual violence against six women.   
      
   Kevarnie Queen, 19, was convicted in August of 22 counts of rape committed   
   between 2019 and 2022.   
      
   He was 15 when he carried out most of his offences, with all the complainants   
   under the age of 18.   
      
   One said she "lost her innocence, her voice, and her integrity" due to Queen's   
   actions, Inner London Crown Court heard.   
      
   Judge Usha Karu handed Queen an extended sentence of 16 years on Monday -   
   including 12 years in custody and four years on extended licence.   
      
   He was spotted with tear tracks on his face as he left the dock.   
      
   The judge said the victims in the case "have all been severely traumatised"   
   and "given their youth, this is likely to be long-lasting".   
      
   Queen has been likened on social media to US singer R Kelly, who was sentenced   
   in February to more than 30 years in prison for using his fame to sexually   
   abuse young fans.   
      
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   R Kelly. Pic: Cook County Sheriff's Office   
      
   The Crown Prosecution Service said Queen met all but one of the complainants   
   through Snapchat, an instant messaging app, and "flatter and groom them"   
   before arranging to meet.   
      
   The court was told Queen would call the women "beautiful" and invite them over   
   before initiating sexual activity "whether any of them consented or not"-   
   often ignoring pleas for him to stop.   
      
   On one reported occasion, a woman told Queen he had just raped her, and he   
   responded: "No, that's not rape, don't tell this to anyone. That's not rape."   
      
   A number of the women suffered from sexually transmitted infections, with the   
   CPS saying he had "no regard for his victims".   
      
   He was arrested in 2020 and denied the rape charges, claiming the complainants   
   were part of a hate campaign against him.   
      
   The women in the case had told of attempting suicide or having suicidal   
   thoughts, being manipulated by the defendant, being unable to trust men and no   
   longer believing in love, the court heard.   
      
   Referring to one of the women, the judge said: "(She) speaks of your   
   manipulative behaviour and how she 'lost' herself.   
      
   "She had confided in you about having been previously abused and you took   
   advantage of her vulnerability.   
      
   "She suffers from flashbacks, her present relationship has been affected, she   
   finds it difficult to trust others and has relived past trauma that she had   
   tried to bury."   
      
   Judge Karu told Queen: "You are a confident young man and appear to continue   
   to hold the same firm views in respect of sex, and entitlement to it, which   
   you did at the time of offending."   
      
   Queen was subjected to a sexual harm prevention order as well as indefinite   
   notification requirements.   
      
   https://news.sky.com/story/kevarnie-queen-teenage-serial-rapist-   
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