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A jealous stalker set up a fake Tinder profile claiming she had ‘a rape fantasy’ to lure men to her home.
Around 35 men turned up at the victim’s door telling her they received messages stating she wanted to engage in a ‘rape fantasy’ and if she said ‘no’ it meant she ‘wanted it more’.
On one occasion three men turned up at her house at the same time with Asad Hussain, 36, telling them to ‘give the porch door a good shove’ to get in, Chester Crown Court heard.
Hussain had a short-lived relationship with his victim after he initially contacted her on social media in April 2024 using the alias Mick Renney.
She soon rejected his advances when he became jealous, possessive and controlling as he frequently questioned her about other men, the court was told.
He repeatedly turned up at her home late at night to check on her and on one occasion she injured her arm in a fall as he grabbed her wrist to try to take her phone, the court heard.
Hussain subsequently contacted her daughter and friends to accuse her of cheating and to make numerous attempts to rekindle the relationship.
Later multiple men started to attend her home address and said she had invited them after they matched on Tinder.
Others told her they received messages stating she wanted to engage in a ‘rape fantasy’ and were led to believe if she said ‘no’ it meant she ‘wanted it more’.
One of the men gained entry as he forced open the porch door and smashed a glass panel, the court heard.
On November 25, 2024 Metro launched This Is Not Right, a campaign to address the relentless epidemic of violence against women.