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Offender Databases Salesh Narayan

Salesh Narayan

Alias

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Offences

Home invasion, rape (x6), unlawful sexual connection (x5), indecent assault and kidnapping of a Waiuku woman and threatened to kill her in November 2009

Victims

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Offender Affiliations

none known

Gang affiliations

none known

Age

Born 1978

Current Location

Prison

Parole/Release Dates

Sentenced to 11 years with a 6 year minimum non-parole period in July 2010

Background
Narayan intruded the woman's home where she was alone and watching television. Narayan switched off the lights, ran towards the woman who got up to investigate and threatened her with a plastic knife. The woman was repeatedly raped, beaten, violated orally and anally by Narayan for over 2 hours. He then forced her into the shower, turned the temperature on to very hot and insisted she wash her breasts and genitalia before sexually violating her again. The complainant fortunately managed to escape and ran to a neighbour's house for help. Narayan was apprehended near by police. Justice Harrison set a starting point of 16 years 5 months but gave Narayan substantial discount because of his guilty plea. Narayan is to be deported at end of sentence.

Sentencing notes here (PDF)

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