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In the criminal justice system, the people are represented

by two separate yet equally important groups.

The police, who investigate crime,

and the crown prosecutors, who prosecute the offenders.

These are their stories.

Second time in a fortnight.

It weren't my fault. Oh, it never is.

Now what did I say?

One more broken curfew, no mobile phone for a week.

Now.

What if I'm in trouble and I've got to call you?

I'll give you a quid for the phone box.

You are lucky it's just your mobile.

Next time, it'll be the laptop, too.

Come on, bruv. She's well up for it.

Proper rough, bruv.

Is that it? You lasted three seconds.

What are you doing, mate?

What kind of sick person sends something like that to a kid?

Have you got any idea who sent this, Danny? No.

Could it have been a wrong number? Well, it's possible, yeah.

And you've never received anything like this before,

from your mates maybe - My mates aren't like that.

Well, we're going to keep hold of this anyway.

Of course. And we may need to speak to Danny again.

But you did the right thing, bringing him in.

Thank you very much. Come on, then. I'll show you out.

Who'd film something like that? I don't know.

Do you think she could be acting?

Not a chance.

They rape a girl, shoot her dead,

then have the gall to film the whole thing on their mobiles.

And distribute it.

The boy who received the video message. Danny Heywood.

Do you think he knows more than he's letting on?

He seemed to be telling the truth, guv. The message said, 'Sh.'

Pass it on, but don't let anyone know where you got it.

Or it's a threat to whoever should've got it.

'Keep quiet, cos you're on candid camera.'

We've checked all the data on Danny Heywood's phone.

The video message is the only communication from that number.

But we do have a date. The video was recorded three weeks ago.

Right, so we've got when, now we need who.

This is the best I can do for now, but I've got the tech heads onto it.

This is two different blokes and the cameraman,

who swaps with one of them. They've all got their hoods on.

This is the only one showing any face. It could be anyone.

What about the location? There's nothing to indentify it.

Because it was shot in close-up, all we get to see is a bare mattress.

It could be a crack-house or a squat.

See if we can't get a decent picture of the victim.

Her body's got to be somewhere.

All right. Cheers, mate. Thanks a lot for that.

Hackney just received a call from a concerned banker.

And I'm not practising my rhyming slang, he really is a banker.

Anyway, apparently he likes his porn rough, not snuff.

How did he get to see it?

It was uploaded to a DIY porn site last night.

So everyone can see it? And download.

And according to this fella,

the best film in each category wins 100 quid.

Well, what sort of category was it in?

Rape fantasy. And we're not here about a rape fantasy...

We're investigating a murder.

You think I get time to watch every film that's downloaded?

So anything could be on there now? That's the point.

If it's popular, it stays on.

This clip's been downloaded 20,000 times worldwide in the past...

14 hours. I reckon it's a winner.

Then you won't mind telling us where you plan to send the prize money.

That would be strictly confidential.

No, you're going to tell us who uploaded it

or you're going to be arrested for obstruction.

Hang on, anyone could upload to the site,

doesn't mean they've got owt to do with me. Wyatt...

name and address, please.

Prize money gets sent via PayPal.

All I've got is a username and email address.

Thank you very much.

Well, he didn't cover his tracks very well.

Email belongs to Christian Preston. 42 Meredith Walk, SE3.

Cheers, Ange. Er...there's one more thing.

His profile on the porn site says that he's 18.

But he lied. So how old is he?

I've told him, you go downloading stuff off the net,

you'll get a knock at the door.

Well, it's not what he took,

Mrs Preston, it's what he put up there.

I don't understand. Do you want to see the film

your son's been distributing, Mrs Preston?

He was hoping to win 100 quid for it. What are you talking about?

He uploaded a video. It was a girl being murdered.

He's 13 years old.

You better tell these policemen where you got that video.

What video? You tell the truth, Chris, or so help me, God.

It's doing the rounds at school, innit?

Do you know who the girl is? No.

Do you know who made it? No, I swear.

But it's practically gone viral.

We've got uniform at the school, interviewing all the kids,

checking their mobiles and asking if any of them know who she is.

That could take days, weeks, even.

How are you getting on with that close-up, Ange?

The only good shot we could get.

We've cleaned it up as much as we can. She's just a kid.

I've printed you a copy.

And you'll want this, too. It's from her T-shirt.

'K-A-C'.

Well, we don't think it's a range of clothing,

so we're looking for something more specific. Some group or association?

Yeah. No, it's a club.

Kidbrooke Athletics Club.

Jesus, what happened to her?

She was murdered. Do you know her?

Yeah, Anna Russo, she was on the track team.

When was the last time you saw her? I don't know.

Maybe three-four weeks ago.

She hasn't shown up for training since.

You weren't worried? You know what teenagers are like.

I can count on one hand the kids that turn up

for training week in, week out. Was Anna one of them?

I was going to call her last week. Only, I've had so much on.

Most girls are here for the eye candy.

But no Anna.

She just loved running. Do you have an address for her?

That's the one.

Good to meet you, Mrs Russo.

We've got a video of your daughter being shot in the head.

Do you want me to do it?

No.

Anna Russo?

Yes?

How could you let someone do that to you, huh?

Mr Russo, we thought your daughter had been killed.

You think I let them do it - You didn't fight back!

Mr Russo, please.

Why don't we go and have a breather, yeah? Take a break.

Come on.

Listen, Anna...

I just want to let you know that you're not in any trouble with us.

OK? OK.

I just need you to tell me what happened.

Did you consent to sex with these lads?

It's OK. You're doing great.

How did you meet them?

I was hanging out in the park.

Me and my mate, Jadie.

Then these boys come over.

Said they were going to this party.

Jadie wanted us to go with.

Where was this party?

There wasn't one.

Just this flat.

The other side of Thamesmead.

Do you remember where it was?

I've never been that way before.

When we got inside,

it was empty.

All dirty.

There were no lights.

What happened next?

Jadie - Jadie went off with erm...

this Mark-something.

I was chatting to this one boy.

Then, suddenly, they were all there.

Round me.

This isn't what she needs right now, you know. No, it isn't, Mr Russo.

But it's what we have to do

if we want to catch the boys who did this to your daughter.

Yeah, what happens when you catch them?

Well, if we get enough evidence, we can put them to trial.

What do you mean, if? It's all on film. What more do you need?

Have you got any idea how old they were?

Older than us.

Were they drinking? Using drugs?

Drinking and smoking weed.

Were you drinking and smoking?

Can my dad see me?

Can he hear me?

No.

I had a drink before. One drink, I didn't even want it.

Did you smoke weed?

No.

I don't do drugs. She's into sports.

It's very important you're completely honest with me, Anna.

I am being honest with you. I don't want to upset you,

I just need to get all the facts - And I'm telling you the facts,

but you don't believe me. I do. I promise you, I do.

I just want to make sure I know everything there is to know,

so it can't be used against you later in court. Court?

I can't do this. Anna.

I don't want to press charges.

I've changed my mind. I ain't doing it.

Seeing as this is no longer a murder investigation,

shouldn't we just hand it over to Sapphire?

They're sending a SOIT to work with Anna, but we're keeping the case.

Sam, you take the lead on this one.

She has just walked out on me, guv.

So make sure she doesn't walk out on you again.

The last thing this girl needs

is some other copper trampling through this.

You started the investigation, you see it through.

All right.

That gun could still be real. Yeah.

So there's quite a chance that whoever made this video

might take it a stage further next time.

So why don't you talk to this friend of hers, Jadie?

Yeah. See if she recognises any of the lads.

Look, I don't know what you want me to say.

I wasn't even there when it happened.

So where were you? I went back to this boy's house.

What boy? Mark Riley.

Six foot, blue eyes.

He's gorgeous.

This Mark Riley, he's friends with the other boys, is he?

No, he was there to see me.

Anna seemed to think that you went off

with one of the lads from the same gang.

Well, she got it wrong.

Although, you did see the lads.

I mean, you could give us a description.

I saw them in the dark for like one minute.

All I was looking at was Mark.

Well, we'd like you to come to the station, give us a full statement.

Once your mum gets here.

Thank you.

She knows more than she's letting on. Oh, yeah.

We've got to pick up this Mark Riley.

But even if he gives us the names and addresses,

we still need Anna to ID them as the same lads that attacked her.

If we want conviction, she's got to finished her statement.

If I talk,

if this goes to court,

then everyone will know.

They'll think I wanted it.

Why would they think that?

This is not your fault.

You really don't get it, do you?

That ain't the way kids round here see it.

You hear the boys bragging about it.

Some girl that went off with one of them and their mates.

Some girl that went with four boys.

Then everyone thinks they're fair game.

It's not normal.

And it's not right. But it's the way it is.

I don't want to be that girl.

If no-one stands up to them, how's that ever going to change?

They've got to be stopped, Anna, before they do it again.

I just want to forget about it.

You can't. You can't forget about something like that.

I can.

I can.

Anna,

look at me, please.

You sat in that room and you told me what they did to you.

Now I know that that took real guts.

I'm a copper, Anna. I see victims day in, day out.

But you're not like them. You're really not. You're a fighter.

Finish your statement and I swear to God,

I will do everything in my power to put those lads where they belong.

Anna's statement is detailed,

but she has not got a clue who any of these lads are.

Jadie and her boyfriend are apparently suffering from amnesia.

The extent of their descriptions are, 'White teens, short hair.'

Which one of them? All of them.

You need to hear this.

there's a girl. She's been attacked. You've got to help her.

Please can you come, quick? What do you mean, attacked?

Is the girl hurt? I think... I think she's been raped.

They've got a gun! You've got to get her out of there.

Where's the girl now?

Caller? Where is she?

55 D, Rabans Park Road.

I shouldn't have left her. We're sending someone right now.

Can you tell me your name, Caller?

Caller?

Came in the night of the attack.

Phone box on the south side of Thamesmead.

Control sent a dispatch car,

but the place was empty by the time they got there.

They thought it was a hoax.

'D', for Danny.

Danny, did you make a 999 call from a phone box in Rabans Park Road?

No. Are you sure about that, Danny?

It sounds a lot like you. It wasn't me.

So you don't know anything about a girl getting attacked in a flat

two minutes' walk from that phone box? No.

It's the same incident that was filmed and sent to your mobile phone.

Half the school got sent that.

Do you know Anna Russo?

We're mates. You're mates.

Were you at the empty flats on Rabans Park Road on the 19th -

I've never been there.

Really?

This was found at the scene.

It's not mine. No?

Not what your mum said.

She reckons it's just like the one she got you for Christmas.

The one you lost the night Anna Russo was attacked.

Danny...

we've already tested it.

We're just waiting for the results now.

I am betting your DNA's crawling all over it.

We also retrieved several used condoms from the scene, Danny.

Are any of them going to have your DNA in them? No.

I really like Anna, I was going to ask her out. I wouldn't hurt her.

But you don't know who did, don't you?

I can't. You can't?

Loyalty's one thing, Danny.

But what your mates did to that girl is sick -

Look, you don't know what they're like.

They had a gun. You don't think they won't use it?

Listen, let me tell you something.

If you witnessed what they did and you don't do anything about it,

you're guilty too.

It's called joint enterprise.

You understand that, don't you, Danny?

I mean, you could go to prison.

I tried to help her. You want to help? Start talking.

Otherwise, you're every bit as guilty as they are.

We need names, Danny. Now.

Yeah.

He was one of them.

His clothes stunk like weed.

He was the one with the gun.

He was in control the whole time.

Telling the others what to do.

No.

Why would you lie to us, Anna?

We know Danny was there.

He's backing you up. He reckons he saw the whole thing.

Why didn't you tell us about him?

I knew you'd want to talk to Danny.

If anyone around our way grasses, they're dead.

So? Why would you want to protect him?

He tried to stop them. No.

He tried to help me. He left the scene, he walked away.

I liked him.

I thought he liked me too.

Listen, Anna,

it is not your job to protect him.

He's a witness.

We'll make sure he's safe.

So what happens now?

To the boys I picked out.

Well, we bring them back in and we charge them with rape.

Yes! Ah! Ah, don't, bitches.

Best of three, yeah? Aye, aye. Why do police dogs lick their balls?

To get the taste of pig out their mouth.

Reece Leighwood, Gareth Evans, Callum Morden,

you're under arrest on the suspicion for the rape of Anna Russo.

You do not have to say anything, but it may harm your defence

if you do not mention, when questioned,

something which you may later rely on in court.

Anything you do say may be given in evidence.

Come on.

So, what do you think?

We've got the film footage, we've got a positive ID on all three

from Anna Russo and we've got Danny Heywood.

The 'no comment' interviews are to be expected, so that's no problem

and a third-party eyewitness gives us a fighting chance.

What about DNA?

Nothing from the victim, but we've got it from the scene.

I mean, all three lads left used condoms at the flat, so...

So?

Charge them.

There's a whole generation of boys out there

who don't seem to understand the nature of consent.

Because they haven't been taught it.

I take it they're all backing each other up.

What they lack in integrity and intelligence,

they make up for in loyalty.

They're collectively, 'No comment.' Are you ready?

Aleisha's leading.

She wanted to.

Of all the judges, take a guess.

Not Robert 'She Asked For It' Reynolds? Yeah.

Tabloids pulled him up on a case last month.

Let's hope he's overzealous to make up for it.

Don't count on it.

I'm happy to switch. I'll trade you an aggravated burglary.

Why would you do that? Oh, just thought I'd spare you the hassle.

These sort of cases are never much fun.

You're a crap liar.

We have grave concerns if granted bail,

these boys may attempt to interfere with witnesses,

particularly the victim herself, who lives in the same borough.

A witness and location ban will take care of that.

This a violent group rape, during which,

the defendants were armed with a gun.

A toy gun, which they used for a harmless prank, M'Lord.

I understand the police were unable to find this gun

to ascertain if it is real or not.

That's correct. My client is a 15-year-old boy.

He's never been in any trouble with the police,

gang-related or otherwise. He and the young lady in question

engaged in consensual sexual intercourse

and she was quite happy for this to be filmed.

Anna Russo is 14 years old, My Lord,

and if these boys were a few months older, there would be no debate.

It would be statutory rape. Anything to add, gentlemen?

My client used no force whatsoever.

There's absolutely no proof

this is anything more than normal teenage sex.

There's nothing normal about a 14-year-old having sex

with three older teenagers.

It's normal to teenagers today.

They even have their own slang terms for group sex.

Er...pulling train, line up, need I go on?

You need not, Mr Langton.

There is no sign of any struggle on the video.

Nor any utterance of the word 'no' prior to sexual intercourse.

I think, in light of these factors,

it really is a case of he says, she says.

Bail is granted.

I will, however, be imposing a curfew between 7pm and 7am.

As well as witness and location bans.

The man's not fit to try parking fines. We are talking about the judge

who virtually stated in open court that he didn't believe in date rape.

Or rape within marriage. Reynolds needs to retire.

And the public wonder how it's possible reports have gone up

and convictions down. It's not just Reynolds.

Although, he's certainly responsible for his fair share of dismissals.

Let's make sure this isn't one of those.

Reece Leighwood was the main instigator, wasn't he?

Who's running his defence?

Renay Everett, she's seen the video.

How she can still defend him is beyond me.

Good luck.

Application to exclude the mobile phone footage.

You can't. I can have a bloody good try.

Oh, come on, Aleisha. You'd do the same in my position.

I wouldn't be in your position.

One more rape case and I've done my quota,

my boss will let me turn them down.

But till then, I am stuck with defending Reece Leighwood.

What are your grounds? Well, Judge Reynolds summed it up.

No sign of rape on the footage. Just consenting teenage sex

followed by my client pulling a practical joke with a toy gun.

If you believed that, you'd want the video in.

You know that juries always see what they want to see.

You're scared they'll see the truth. That your client and his friends

saw the whole thing as a bit of fun. The jury will see Anna Russo alive

and assume the rape's every bit as fake as the murder.

It's not about what's on the video, is it?

You're worried about the additional charges.

The only reason Miss Everett wants the video excluded

is so we drop the weapons and indecent image charges,

which are categorically proven by the mobile phone footage.

My Lord, that's nonsense.

The video will prejudice my client's ability to get a fair trial.

This schoolboy prank he plays with a toy gun

could be misread as sinister, while the sex is quite clearly consensual.

Your client personally sent that video to six different boys.

That is making and distributing indecent images of a child.

Legally, my client is a child.

He made a video of himself having sex and sent it to a mate.

That's bragging, that's not distributing child porn.

Do you have any idea how offensive that term is

to victims of child abuse? I have to agree with Miss Everett.

Her client had no sinister motive in sending out the video.

I have made my decision.

The video footage is excluded.

Without the mobile footage, we have to drop

the making and distribution of child abuse images and the weapons charge.

The police never found the gun. Those boys probably chucked it

in the Thames the second they heard Anna had made a statement.

Just as well they weren't bright enough

to clear the scene of their DNA. If the jury saw that video,

they'd convict without question. You still have the ID parade,

DNA, the girl's evidence and the eye witness,

that's a hell of a lot more than we usually go to court with.

Of course, if you really want to piss Renay off,

there is one other way.

You could adduce bad character evidence.

Other victims? Those boys filmed and distributed that attack.

There's no way it's the first time they've done this.

They police checked, none of the boys had any previous arrests

for similar offences. Of course they didn't.

It just means they haven't been caught.

Anna is the exception.

You need to find the rule.

How would I know? They're your mates.

Not any more. You hung around with them long enough, Danny.

Look, you don't understand what it's like.

If you're not in the gang, you're a target.

I don't believe this was the first time. There must have been others.

Come on, Danny.

Anna was your friend, you saw what she went through.

How many other girls are out there,

too scared to report what Reece and the others did to them?

Danny?

Well...there was this one girl.

But they said she was up for it.

It's what they're saying about Anna, too.

We sent out text invites, told the whole estate she wanted a line up.

Were you there? No, but I saw it on his mobile.

They filmed it? The girl didn't move.

She just lay there. Just like Anna.

Do you know her name?

I didn't even know they filmed it.

Reece said...

if I told anyone...

..he'd send it to my mum.

You didn't tell her?

I couldn't. She'd want to know, Monique.

I thought...

I thought Reece liked me.

But...

..after we'd done it...

..all his mates come in and he said they could have a go, too.

I couldn't fight them off.

I didn't know how to stop them.

It's OK. It's going to be OK.

It's going to be a lot easier to win this case with your help.

You know? We need you in that witness box.

Why? So I can tell everyone how I just lay there and let them do it?

How I never even tried to fight back.

What happened isn't your fault, Anna.

What they did was terribly wrong.

I should've done something.

You did do something.

You think if it happens to you, you either leg it as fast as you can

or fight for your life, but that isn't what happens.

There were three of them. You couldn't fight, you couldn't run.

You froze in order to protect yourself.

That is a normal physical response.

It's a survival instinct.

And it worked, because you're here and you're alive.

But you are not on your own any more.

You've got all of us right beside you.

So now it's time to fight.

Danny tried to tell them to let me go.

But Reece just shut the door.

What happened next?

Reece made me lay down on the mattress.

He started...

It's OK, Anna.

Take your time.

I told him I just wanted to find my friend Jadie and go home.

But he wouldn't listen.

Then he got on top of me.

I looked up

and they were all...

watching.

Laughing.

Then Reece told one of his mates to film on his mobile,

so he could show everyone.

How did that make you feel?

Frightened, embarrassed.

I just wanted my dad to come and save me.

What happened next, Anna?

He started pulling at my clothes.

Then what?

He raped me.

Thank you, Anna. No further questions.

When you had sexual intercourse with these boys,

was any force used?

I don't...

I couldn't move.

Let me rephrase. By force, I mean,

did my client, or any of the boys, threaten you with a knife, say?

They had the gun.

Did you see the gun prior to having sex with these boys?

No, but they still had it, didn't they?

But my client never actually threatened you with the gun

in order to force you to have sex with him? Hmm?

You just gave that up fre- My Lord, is that a question or a statement?

Let's treat it like a question, shall we?

Go ahead, Miss Russo.

There was three of them. I couldn't stop them, could I?

I couldn't move.

But they didn't handcuff you or tie you up?

No.

Can I have the DNA report, please?

Three used condoms were found in the vicinity of the alleged offence.

This DNA report refers to a condom containing my client's semen

on the inside and your DNA present on the outside.

Well, that proves he done it.

DNA don't lie.

OK. You can't seriously expect us to believe that in a dark room,

this young boy managed to put on a condom

without his so-called victim running off.

You don't understand what it was like.

You're making me sound like a sket.

A sket? Is that a prostitute?

Or a girl who has sex with lots of boys?

Why doesn't the judge do something?

How can that woman be allowed to treat Anna like she's lying?

That's the defence barrister's job, to discredit the witness.

It's my job to build a wall and then defence try and knock it down.

I hope your wall's strong enough,

because Anna isn't just the witness, is she? She's the victim.

Look, I know it seems wrong, but that's the system.

Rape victims are just witnesses in their own trial.

I just hope she doesn't regret it.

Anna is a fighter.

She's a lot stronger than you give her credit for.

But she's going to need you to be strong for her, too,

because, defence, they've only just started with her.

'I asked Reece where my mate Jadie was

and he said she was with Mark and they was cotching

and did I want to join them. So I said yes.'

Those are your words, are they not? Yes.

What do you think my client meant by cotching?

Chilling, hanging out.

It is, I'm told, derived via patois, from the French word 'coucher',

meaning to lie down or to have sex.

Might cotching therefore mean to have sex?

No. I don't know. I just wanted to find my mate,

so I could tell her I was going home.

So you didn't say you wanted to cotch with my client?

To lie down with my client? To have sex with -

You're twisting it. My Lord, are you seriously going to allow

my learned friend to engage in this ridiculous guessing game

regarding the meaning of teenage slang words?

My client is 14 years old, she can not be expected to fully understand

the origination of slang words.

Miss Phillips has a point.

Rein it in, Miss Everett.

I put it to you that after the video was found by the police

and you were questioned, in the presence of your parents,

you made up a lie to stop yourself getting into trouble.

That's not true. But you were terrified your dad would find out

what you'd really been up to,

and so you made up this ridiculous story to cover your tracks.

I ain't lying.

Are we seriously expected to believe you went to this empty flat at night

with three hormonal teenage boys and had no plans to have sex with them?

I didn't know what they were going to do.

You had plenty of opportunity to say the word 'no'.

I couldn't speak.

I couldn't. You mean you didn't.

At no time did you say the word 'no'.

Nor did you tell my client to stop.

In fact, you gave no indication whatsoever

that you were anything but consenting.

I ain't listening to this.

Anna! Anna!

It's all right. Sh.

It's OK.

You still think she won't regret this?

I used to think I could be like Jessica Ennis.

Break records, win medals.

I used to lay in bed at night, imagining how proud my dad would be.

Your dreams aren't over because of what they did.

Aren't they?

I know how hard it is to keep going, to see it through.

But you have to cross that finish line.

Just when you think your heart's going to burst

and your legs are going to collapse from under you,

some how...you find the strength to carry on.

They didn't believe her, did they?

You don't know that.

Does your mum know you're here? I can't stop thinking about it,

how upset she was. All you need to worry about is your own evidence.

Anna's given hers already.

They're going to walk. I know it.

No-one knows, Danny. Tell me the truth.

Please, tell me what you think.

At the end of the day, it all comes down to consent.

Juries want to hear about strangers with knives,

not schoolboys with condoms. Ain't there nothing you can do?

They've got to go down for what they did to Anna.

Unless one of them changes their plea to guilty,

and that isn't going to happen, it could go either way.

So if one of them said they was guilty, they'd all go down?

Most likely, yes.

Are you sure?

What aren't you telling me, Danny?

I tried to stop them, but they wouldn't listen.

Reece said, 'She ain't screaming, is she?

She ain't struggling. She's enjoying it.'

But she wasn't enjoying it, was she?

They told me they do it all the time.

Get a girl, share her round.

That ain't right. It's meant to be one on one, innit?

With a girl you really like.

Did you tell them that?

I told Reece. I said they were hurting her.

I said they had to let her go. What did he say?

He laughed. He called me a pussy for caring about her feelings.

I tried to leave, but he had the gun.

He said that one was blank, the rest were real.

You must've been very frightened.

What did he do with the gun?

He pointed it at me. He said I had to do what he wanted,

or he'd shoot me for real. And what did he want you to do, Danny?

I need you to tell the court what Reece wanted you to do.

He said everyone in the room had to do it.

So there weren't no witnesses.

So we was all the same. So you were equally guilty

and, therefore, wouldn't grass on each other. That's right.

So we can be very clear,

Reece instructed you to have sexual intercourse with Anna?

I told him I couldn't, but he put the gun in my back.

What did you do?

She just lay there, her face turned away.

She never even looked at me once.

You've got to understand, I liked her, I really liked her.

What do you do, Danny?

I did what he said.

I raped Anna, too.

I'm so sorry.

I'm so sorry.

In the case of Callum Morden,

on the charge of rape, how do you find the defendant?

Guilty. In the case of Gareth Evans,

on the charge of rape, how do you find the defendant?

Guilty. In the case of Reece Leighwood,

on the charge of rape, how do you find the defendant?

Guilty.

Reece Leighwood, Gareth Evans and Callum Morden,

you have been found guilty of rape.

Because of your age,

I have no choice but to ask for pre-sentence reports.

But be in no doubt, your offence is a grave one.

You will go to prison.

Tab 102, mate. Thank you.

Reece Leighwood got six years. The other two got four.

What about Danny?

Reynolds knocked off a year for the guilty plea,

two for the gun in the back,

gave him 12 months. You happy with that?

The drugs mule up for sentencing before us

got 15 years for smuggling a few bags of cocaine.

They get one to six for group-raping a 14-year-old.

That's a hefty sentence coming from Reynolds.

You did well.

At least Anna Russo can try and put it all behind her now.

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