Twisted pervert sent girlfriend videos of him raping her mother in evil revenge scheme

The victim's impact statement said her family 'will never be the same again' after the man who was shown love by his ex's family 'violated' and 'betrayed' their trust

A twisted pervert sent videos of him raping his former girlfriend's mother as part of an evil revenge scheme against his ex.

The 25-year-old man's ex girlfriend found the sickening videos that showed her intoxicated mother being raped by him. She said the very thought of the man, who cannot be named in order to protect his victim's identity, raping her mother made her wish she could crawl out of her body.

The daughter called her mum after she came across the sickening videos and that the call broke her heart. She said her daughter's cries over the phone continue to haunt her. The brave words from both the mother and daughter in impact statements were read to the District Court in Adelaide, South Australia, on Thursday, according to the Advertiser.

"I'm scarred for life after watching multiple videos of him violating (my) mother," the daughter said. No one should have to tell their mum that and I'll never forget her screams and cries. Mum and I fear being blackmailed as we don't know how many other predators he shared our photos and videos with for his own gain and profit."

The victim statement added the man, from the city's western suburbs, raped someone who had shown him more live than his own family. The man was found guilty of rape and engaging in humiliating or degrading filming between 2022 and 2023. It was heard he raped the victim when she was under the influence of alcohol. The prosecutor in the case said the man carried out the vile sex attack as part of a "cruel and twisted" revenge after being told some private information by his girlfriend.

The rapist, who worked in a role as part of a South Australian National Football League club, will never be able to work in the industry again due to his convictions. His barrister Marie Shaw KC argued the man was under the influence of cannabis and said to present a low risk of reoffending, according to a psychologist.

The victim statement added: "I felt very violated, betrayed and ashamed by someone I let into my family and home as a son. Our family will never be the same again." The rapist's bail was revoked by Judge Anthony Allen and he will be sentenced next month.

According to South Australia Police, in 2022 officers recorded 1,816 sexual assaults in the state. This represented a 2 per cent increase from 2021.