A detective inspector said after the case that Osolase was
‘evil’ and branded him a ‘predatory paedophile’. Osolase was convicted of five
counts of human trafficking, rape and sexual activity with a child. He will be
sentenced on Monday.
Detectives discovered evidence that at least 28 victims were smuggled in and out of Britain by Osolase over a 14-month period, earning him up to £1.5million.
Osezua wept as the
jury returned its verdicts after deliberating for more than 14 hours – which
included acquitting him on three further three rapes, one trafficking and one
assault causing actual bodily harm charge. He had denied all the offences.
Detectives discovered evidence that at least 28 victims were smuggled in and out of Britain by Osolase over a 14-month period, earning him up to £1.5million.
But the true figure could run into hundreds as the
paedophile was overheard by one girl boasting he had been operating for 15 years
as he tried to sell her for £60,000.
This was despite being deported back to Nigeria in 2007
after police caught him trying to use stolen credit cards.
Young victims were raped, sexually abused and subjected to
voodoo-style rituals once in the clutches of the trafficking ring. One girl had
hair cut from her armpits by a man wearing feathers. Others were slashed with
knives, forced to drink foul-smelling potions and had blood taken with syringes
to ‘cast a spell’ over them. The girls were told they would die or never bear
children if they tried to escape or revealed what had happened to them.
The man responsible, Osezua Osolase was on the surface a recycling
worker living in a terraced house in Gravesend, Kent. But he was in fact the
British linchpin of a multi-million pound global child sex trafficking ring
that used medieval ‘juju’ black magic to control its victims.
His home was a secret staging post for vulnerable teenage
orphans as they were smuggled from Nigeria to several European countries.
The evil that men do lives with them….
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