Migrant fiends raped woman at knifepoint as she stargazed in park on first date with another man

TWO migrants raped a woman at knifepoint as she stargazed in a park on a first date with another man. Afghan nationals Khan Agah, 19 and Noorullah Ahmdzai, 26, treated their victim as an “object they could use and abuse”. The vile pair pounced on the woman in Barking Park, East London on August 16 last year. Ahmdzai raped her while Agah held a Swiss Army-type knife to her date’s throat. Sign up for The Sun newsletter Thank you! He threatened to kill him if he tried to call the police before the fiends switched roles. Nutan Fatania, prosecuting, said: “This was a terrifying knife-point rape at the hands of these two defendants on two strangers. “The complainants had met for the first time that day and they were laying down on each other with a guitar, star gazing, when these two men approached them and overpowered them. “They viewed the woman they came across as an object they could use and abuse. “She was not a human being to them, she was an object they were entitled to violate, but she was not an object, she was real human being subjected to a harrowing attack.” Agah and Ahmdzai were convicted of two counts of rape, two charges of threatening with a knife, as well as one offence of assault by penetration and one of false imprisonment. Most read in The Sun Snaresbrook Crown Court heard the victim had agreed to meet her partner after they began messaging on a dating app two weeks before. As she lay down in his arms under the stars, Agah and Ahmdzai ambushed the couple. Following the horror attack, both men sickeningly tried to claim the woman was a sex worker. Their web of lies meant the victim broke down and was forced to take a break after being grilled during her evidence. Ahmdzai came to Britain on a small boat in August 2023 and was housed in a hotel in London by the Home Office at the taxpayer’s expense, before being moved to Liverpool. While in Liverpool his claim for asylum was rejected and he began working at a building site to pay for an appeal and returned to London. Agah also came to the UK illegally but how he arrived remains unclear. Detective Constable Megan Lelliott, who led the investigation, said: “This was a horrific ordeal for the victim who has been exceptionally brave in not only reporting what happened to her, but also reliving the whole experience during the trial. “Her courage means two dangerous men will be held accountable for their actions. “We remain committed to thoroughly investigating all reports of rape and sexual offences, while providing every support to those who come forward.” Both predators will be sentenced in October.