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Man from Bat Yam Indicted for Raping Mentally Disabled Young Woman in Hotel

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Rafael Sherga, 51, from Bat Yam, has been indicted for raping a 19-year-old mentally disabled woman twice in a hotel, after luring her with a false promise of a massage.

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  • Rafael Sherga, 51, is charged with aggravated rape of a mentally disabled 19-year-old woman.
  • The alleged offenses took place about two weeks ago in a Bat Yam hotel.
  • Sherga met the victim at an Aroma coffee shop and convinced her to come with him for a massage.
  • He raped her during the car ride and again in the hotel room he booked.
  • Charges include aggravated rape without consent and exploiting the victim's intellectual disability.
Man from Bat Yam Indicted for Raping Mentally Disabled Young Woman in Hotel
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The Tel Aviv District Prosecutor's Office has filed charges against Rafael Sherga, 51, from Bat Yam, accusing him of raping a mentally disabled 19-year-old woman under aggravated circumstances. The alleged crimes occurred about two weeks ago in a hotel in Bat Yam. According to the indictment, Sherga met the woman at an Aroma coffee shop in the city and persuaded her to accompany him by promising a massage. During the car ride, he raped her and committed additional indecent acts. Upon arriving at the hotel where he had booked a room, Sherga raped her again. The charges include aggravated rape without consent and exploitation of the victim's intellectual disability.

YnetCentre · Rishon LeZion

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