**A recent conviction has led to a significant influx of additional allegations against Zou Zhenhao, revealing a more extensive pattern of abuse across multiple countries.**
**New Allegations Surface Against Convicted Serial Rapist Zou Zhenhao**
**New Allegations Surface Against Convicted Serial Rapist Zou Zhenhao**
**23 More Victims Come Forward Following Disturbing Conviction**
More than 20 women have now emerged to recount their harrowing experiences with Zou Zhenhao, a 28-year-old Chinese student recently convicted for drugging and raping ten women in both Britain and China. Following his conviction in March, the Metropolitan Police in London reported that 23 new victims have come forward, indicating a far-reaching network of abuse that spans beyond just those who directly testified against him.
Zou's victims include both British and international women. The court found that he used online platforms such as dating apps and social media to lure women to his apartments before administering drugs and assaulting them. This pattern of predatory behavior indicates that he targeted vulnerable individuals, particularly within the Chinese student community in London.
During a trial that shed light on a series of disturbing accusations, Zou was found guilty of eleven counts of rape. The charges also included possession of drugs intended for sexual assault, voyeurism, and possession of graphic pornography. While only two of the women came forward to testify openly, the police believe there are many more unidentified victims who may not recognize that they were assaulted due to the influence of drugs.
In the wake of Zou's conviction, a public appeal was issued by the Metropolitan Police, urging any additional victims to report their experiences, highlighting the ongoing need for justice and the importance of support for those affected by such heinous acts.
Zou's victims include both British and international women. The court found that he used online platforms such as dating apps and social media to lure women to his apartments before administering drugs and assaulting them. This pattern of predatory behavior indicates that he targeted vulnerable individuals, particularly within the Chinese student community in London.
During a trial that shed light on a series of disturbing accusations, Zou was found guilty of eleven counts of rape. The charges also included possession of drugs intended for sexual assault, voyeurism, and possession of graphic pornography. While only two of the women came forward to testify openly, the police believe there are many more unidentified victims who may not recognize that they were assaulted due to the influence of drugs.
In the wake of Zou's conviction, a public appeal was issued by the Metropolitan Police, urging any additional victims to report their experiences, highlighting the ongoing need for justice and the importance of support for those affected by such heinous acts.
