Egyptian Asylum Seeker on Trial for Beach Rape

On April 2nd, a 25-year-old Egyptian asylum-seeker is on trial at Lewis Crown Court for filming

two friends, Rapa Drunk, 33-year-old woman on Brighton Beach.

Karen Al Deniser denies rape charges and sharing videos, claiming he only saw sex, not a crime,

and didn't grasp consent issues during questioning.

The attack happened behind a beach hut in the early hours of October 4th last year after

the men met her at a nightclub.

All three lived in the same home office hotel, prosecutors say they held her up while unconscious

and used her for fun.

The victim described her attackers as evil, who wrecked her life.

Al Deniser, whose asylum bid failed, says he filmed to protect himself and tried stopping

them.

But critics note he partied with a barbecue alongside.

Them hours later, DNA evidence links Seaman from two co-defendants, Ibrahim Al-Shafe,

and Abdullah Amiyamadi, to the scene, with a third sample unclear.

One man even groped another woman at the club, bragging about wanting a British bride

for citizenship.

As the trial pushes forward with video clips and testimonies in play, this case spotlights

raw gaps in understanding consent among the small boat.

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