Kuwait child rapist gets 4th death sentence
                   
alarabiya.net     May 4, 2008            

A Kuwait court on Sunday handed down a fourth death sentence on a 27-year-old Egyptian man accused of abducting and raping 17 children, a legal source said. Jihad al-Saadi was arrested in July as he prepared to board a flight to Luxor in Egypt. Authorities said he confessed to raping 17 children [read full story]                    


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