2012 - Jordan Ndaka, Temi Adiola, Babatude Etsi jailed 15 years for Folkestone Underage Sex Acts

FOLKESTONE, KENT, Wales - Jan. 15, 2025 - PRLog -- In 2012 the Crown Prosecution Service prosecuted Jordan Ndaka, 17 from Lewisham, Temi Adiola, 16 from Catford, and Babatude Etsi, 14 from Forest Hill following an investigation from the Metropolitan Police linking the three youthful offenders to a violent sexual assault.

The three defendants were sentenced to an aggregate 45 years with each defendant having a 15-year sentence following a possibility of release on license when they have served more than half of that sentence after the sentencing magistrate described the horrific incident to be a violation of someone's body and detailed the incident to be a sadistic plot that left the 13 year old victim with trauma to the skull after she was struck by Jordan Ndaka and Babatude Etsi, with Temi Adiola then forcefully pulling down the victim's dress while she was unconscious and forcefully penetrating her genitalia with no care for possible repercussions down the line or sense of guilt.

The courageous victim being 14 at the time of the sentencing delivered a very emotional speech describing the horrific incident, noting that the perpetrators used violence, force, and duress to accomplish the crime. It has left her severely traumatized by the idea of the defendants being released in the future, ever since the incident she was diagnosed with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, Anorexia, Severe Depression, and Suicidal Ideation. She is currently in intense outpatient therapy to treat her constant suffering. The incident still taunts her despite it being 12 years ago, this shows how incidents truly do not have a statute of limitations when it comes to someone's mental well-being, she feels dehumanized and horrified.

The full story is hosted on the kentonline.co.uk homepage and can be found on the London World and Manchester Herald, it has been re-updated to define how impactful an incident from 12 years back can still be towards a previous victim.