Rapist offered mobile number

[Maeda Keiji]

Nov 2, 2010

Rapist offered mobile number

Audacious 32-year-old wanted to be friends with her after the assault

By Selina Lum

A 32-YEAR-OLD Chinese national grabbed a woman who was walking home at night, dragged her into some bushes near an expressway, and then raped her. After his assault on the 25-year-old woman, also a Chinese national, Dai Yunfa audaciously offered her his mobile phone number so that they could be friends - an offer which she refused. He also promised to help her look for her mobile phone, which was misplaced during the struggle.

The next evening, he was seen searching in the bushes when the woman returned to the crime scene with police officers. On Monday, Dai pleaded guilty in the High Court to one count each of abduction, aggravated rape and resisting arrest for the incidents which took place in September last year. Dai, who is married with one child in China, came here in 2008 and last worked as a welder.

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Sin Chew Daily reported that a 25-year-old woman in Singapore was not spared from being raped even after she offered to pay the perpetrator to let her go. Chinese national Dai Yun Fatt, 32, admitted in a Singapore court on Monday to raping the woman between 11pm on Sept 8 last year and 12.30am the following day. Dai dragged the woman to nearby bushes near the Ayer Rajah Expressway. The victim pleaded with him to let her go and offered him her mobile phone as well as cash.

 

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Rapist jailed 16 1/2 years


Nov 3, 2010

Rapist jailed 16 1/2 years

By Selina Lum

Dai Yunfa, 32, was jailed 16 1/2 years and ordered to be caned 20 strokes. -- PHOTO: SINGAPORE POLICE FORCE

A 32-YEAR-OLD Chinese national who dragged a woman into some bushes in a deserted area, then raped her, was jailed 16 1/2 years and ordered to be caned 20 strokes. Prosecutors told the High Court that Dai Yunfa's 25-year-old victim, also a Chinese national, has been deeply traumatised by the attack.

'The accused had callously violated the sanctity of the victim's body after forcibly dragging her to a deserted wooded area, leaving her with painful physical and emotional scars,' said Deputy Public Prosecutor Chua Ying-hong. The victim, who came here to work in 2008 and holds a white-collar job, cannot be named.

The DPP said that the woman, who has never had a boyfriend, is now worried that her future partner may have misgivings about her if he finds out she had been raped; she is also fearful that her employer may not extend her two-year contract.

On the night of Sept 8 last year, she was accosted by Dai while walking home from a bus stop in the Jurong area along the Ayer Rajah Expressway. She begged him to let her go, offering him her mobile phone and money, asking him to visit a prostitute instead and even offering him oral sex. But he ignored her pleas and threatened to kill her.