For years, a gang of Asian Muslim men subjected Felicity and other girls to rape, and physical and mental torture.
As punishment for reporting one of the gang members to the police, one girl was tortured by four men with a hot iron and strangled to death. Felicity was forced to watch the torture and strangulation. She was also forced to witness the torture and murder of a baby, whose mother was white but the father was not.
Felicity’s story demonstrates the international nature of this hideous network.
In one instance, the rape gang put Felicity, seven other girls and two boys into crates (cages) in the back of a van. They were driven out into the middle of nowhere, taken out of the van, lined up and told “the rules,” what they would be doing.
“Four of the girls were taken from abroad to be sold here [in the UK]. They didn’t speak English,” Felicity said. “One of them talked back to the guy who was going to buy them and he snapped and stabbed her over and over and beat her. Then he set her on fire and made us all watch.”
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Last year, Rupert Lowe MP (Restore Britain) launched a campaign to raise funds to hold an independent national inquiry into the UK’s Muslim rape gangs. This year, the victim-led Rape Gang Inquiry was held, during which testimonies from victims, parents, carers, politicians, a variety of experts and whistle-blowers were heard over ten days, from 2 February to 12 February. On 16 June 2026, the Inquiry released its report. You can read the full report HERE.
The report not only includes some of the thousands of rape gang victims and family members who volunteered their testimonies to the Inquiry, but it has also added some victims’ testimonies that have been shared elsewhere. In Appendix I, beginning on page 181, the Report notes testimonies sourced from beyond The Rape Gang Inquiry’s hearings. One such testimony is from Felicity (see below). Felicity is not her real name.
‘Felicity’ (Survivor)
“This is the first time I have ever shared a full account of what has happened to me as a child.”
“The first assault happened shortly after my eighth birthday. On this occasion, he asked me to help him put up a shelf. So went into a back room, and he closed the door behind us. He had closed the door before, although closed doors made me feel uncomfortable and trapped. There were nails in a small box, and he asked me to pass them to him. When I went to pass them to him, he came on top of me and put his hands all over me. I do not remember him saying anything at first. I froze and could not move. I remember being very scared. I also remember being terrified that I would get into trouble. He told me that if I told anyone, I would be taken away. I was terrified of going home afterwards.”
“This was the starting point of years of abuse, rape and torture. This man was the first person who had harmed me in this way. He then progressed to trafficking me to other men, predominantly Asian, outside the local area. After this, I began being collected either by taxi or by men who would pick me up personally.”
“These collections often took place after school, on church nights when I was supposed to be attending church, and sometimes at weekends.”
“I was also put in situations where I was made to participate in harmful acts involving other children. This was used to confuse boundaries and to make what was happening feel ‘normal’, while also creating secrecy and fear about speaking out.”
“The man was described to me as someone who ‘adored’ me and would marry me. I was told this was ‘God’s plan’ and that I would need to ‘convert’ to Islam. This was presented as love and destiny, but it functioned as manipulation and control.”
“The man linked to my initial period of abuse attended a Christian church. My contact with him and the way faith was referenced were used as part of the narrative to gain trust and legitimise what he was saying.”
“I remember at one point being given a book about Islam by one of the Asian perpetrators and being told I needed to learn it, as part of the pressure to convert.”
“Another upstairs room was known to me as a punishment room. I describe it this way because it was the room where girls were taken if they were said to have done something wrong. Inside that room, I remember crate-like enclosures similar in appearance to dog crates. Some were positioned on the floor and others above. I also recall there being various items in that room which were used to hurt or punish people. Entering that room was frightening, and it was understood that being taken there meant serious punishment. I do not recall people always explaining why punishments were happening.”
“I remember one of the worst punishments I ever witnessed involved another girl who was accused of reporting one of the men to the police. At that time, I had answered back, and ‘Char’ had stood up for me. She was slapped, and both of us were taken upstairs. We were in the punishment room when another girl was brought in. The men stated that she had reported one of them to the police and needed to be taught a lesson. I then witnessed an iron being used on the girl’s back while it was hot. I remember seeing severe burns and skin damage to her back. This memory has remained deeply traumatic to me.”
“My recollection is that the girl later died. I remember seeing her being strangled afterwards in that room. I recall there being several men present, approximately four in total. I was terrified.”
“At one point, both ‘Char’ and I were pregnant at the same time. All of these pregnancies ended in miscarriage. I was with ‘Char’ when she experienced a miscarriage. At the time, neither of us properly understood what was happening. I thought she was dying. Seeing what happened to ‘Char’ later helped me understand what was happening when I miscarried. I have experienced multiple miscarriages in my life.”
“When ‘Char’ stopped being brought to the house, other girls were brought instead. I asked one of the men where she was. After I asked about her, I was placed in the punishment room. One of the men told me that she would never be coming back. They laughed and said they had killed her and that I would never see her again. However, one of the men also said he wanted to take her away to Pakistan.”
“I witnessed a serious violent incident involving a man I believed to be a police officer. I remember his face and name. A girl was shot in front of me. This recollection is distressing and has remained vivid.”
“During this period, I was made to feel that I was completely under the control of the men involved. I was threatened with extreme violence and told things such as that I could be chopped up and fed to pigs. Because of these threats and the abuse I had already experienced, I genuinely believed that I would be killed if I disclosed what had happened or what I had witnessed.”
“At some point during this period, I attempted to end my life using a gun belonging to one of the men involved. I attempted to shoot myself by putting it to my head. I had never used a gun before, and didn’t know how to use it. I pulled the trigger, but it did not go off. I remember the adults being extremely angry. I recall being threatened that I would be arrested and I felt terrified.”
“He put me into a van with seven other girls in a crate and two boys, drove us out into the middle of nowhere and took us all out, lined us up and told us the rules, what we will be doing. Four of the girls were taken from abroad to be sold here. They didn’t speak English.”
“One of them talked back to the guy who was going to buy them and he snapped and stabbed her over and over and beat her. Then he set her on fire and made us all watch. That’s what changed me. That’s why I tried to jump out of the window. Towards the end I had to dig my own grave. There was one man I remember distinctly.”
“He would talk about wanting a rose to his Fred. He talked about his idol being Fred West and he wanted a partner he could kidnap, kill and eat kids with. He talked in detail and I saw him again when I was 27. I did try to report him at 27 but they didn’t believe me.”
“I recall one occasion where he hung me upside down by my feet and whipped me. He then urinated on me. I also remember him forcing acts upon me and pouring substances over me while laughing, as though he found it amusing. His behaviour appeared sadistic and degrading.”
“The house resembled other houses I had previously seen where girls were present. I remember seeing a very young girl, approximately five or six years old, tied up near the kitchen area. I could also hear other girls elsewhere in the property.”
“The man I knew as ‘Raz’ appeared to enjoy watching another man rape me. During the assault, I screamed at him to help me. I recall that he eventually told the other man to stop and instructed him to leave the room. However, once the other man left, ‘Raz’ then raped me himself.”
“I remember him saying that the night was ‘special,’ that he was celebrating something, and that I had been ‘purchased’ for the night as a reward for his associates. Over the course of the night, numerous men assaulted me. I cannot remember how many there were. I remember ‘Raz’ sitting in the corner watching while the abuse took place.”
“At some point during the night, I was forced to take additional tablets or substances. I became extremely disoriented, dizzy, nauseous, and unable to move properly. I remember the room spinning and seeing double. I felt physically heavy, as though I could not control my body. I vomited over myself at one stage because I was choking, but the abuse continued regardless.”
“I remember witnessing severe abuse directed towards the baby while the mother was forced to watch. I recall seeing cigarettes being put onto the baby. The woman was white, the baby was of mixed heritage. These men then killed the baby. The incident caused me extreme distress and remains one of the most traumatic memories I carry. At the time, I felt emotionally overwhelmed and psychologically broken by what I witnessed.”
“I experienced ongoing nightmares, flashbacks, dissociation, shame, fear, and emotional numbness. There were periods where I blocked out significant parts of what had happened in order to cope and survive. I also experienced repeated situations where I felt disbelieved, dismissed, or treated as though I was inventing events, which had a deeply damaging effect on my confidence and mental well-being.”
“A significant part of my healing has come from finally being listened to, believed, and validated. Being heard has helped me begin to understand that what happened to me was not my fault. Although I still experience the effects of trauma and some symptoms remain, I now experience fewer nightmares and flashbacks and feel more able to speak openly about what happened. I also feel emotionally lighter than I have for many years because I no longer feel completely silenced or alone with these experiences.”
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