🔴 HOTEL HORROR: TEEN RUNAWAY GANG-RAPED BY DEPRAVED MIDLANDS BEASTS

Inside the room, Zaffar subjected her to further abuse with Arif present.

Zaffar then drove her to Birmingham to meet another associate, offering him the chance to stay with her and showing a hotel key, though the offer was declined.

That evening, Zaffar took her back to a Walsall hotel, telling her he had something for her.

Upon entering, she found four unknown men inside, to whom Zaffar had boasted about her sexual availability.

Zaffar raped her first, followed by each of the four unidentified men in turn.

The girl later told police Zaffar showed no mercy during the ordeal.

She hid in the bathroom beforehand, overhearing the conversation, but felt she had no escape.

Although she had told the men she was 19, prosecutors argued she lacked the freedom or capacity to consent, distinguishing mere submission from true agreement.

The teenager was eventually dropped near Selfridges in Birmingham after showing Zaffar a text about a probation appointment on her phone, which he controlled.

She returned home on 12 August 2019, disclosed the allegations to her social worker while extremely upset and feeling dirty, and requested a check for sexually transmitted infections.

She also wrote a journal as therapy, though discrepancies existed with her later police statements, and she was unclear on specific dates, recalling the trauma but not the timetable.

Police identified the men through phone records, hotel bookings, vehicle and insurance details, and automatic number plate recognition data.

During the trial, which opened in November 2025, prosecutor Tim Clark KC outlined the exploitation, noting the girl’s vulnerability and history of going missing.

All defendants admitted spending time with her but denied wrongdoing.

Zaffar claimed the initial encounter involved a flirty exchange of smiles, that she willingly entered the car, bragged about her sexual skills, and engaged in consensual acts.

He said he helped her because she was homeless, and called the allegations a possible set-up.

Nadim, Arif, and Nassir similarly denied the charges.

Detective Constable Stewart Garratt from West Midlands Police Public Protection Unit described the investigation as complex, involving multiple enquiries and partnerships.

He commended the girl’s bravery in reporting the offences.

Garratt noted the men took advantage of a clearly vulnerable teenager.

Specialist child abuse officers worked to identify them and secure justice.

West Midlands Police reiterated that survivors of sexual assault have lifelong anonymity and access to support services.

The force has dedicated teams investigating rape and serious sexual offences.

Sentencing will take place at Birmingham Crown Court on 19 March 2026.