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A former UK officer was convicted of rape on a Tinder date, but his victim says trauma is a ‘life sentence’
Kaitlin Hurley shook her head in quiet disbelief as the defense attorney made one last attempt to save her rapist from a lengthy sentence.
New book documents rape case that triggered country’s first extradition
The horrific account of a rape case which led to Antigua and Barbuda’s first extradition is encapsulated in a recently released book called ‘Antiguan Justice: A Father’s Fight’.
A former UK officer was convicted of rape on a Tinder date, but his victim says trauma is a ‘life sentence’
Kaitlin Hurley shook her head in quiet disbelief as the defense attorney made one last attempt to save her rapist from a lengthy sentence.
New book documents rape case that triggered country’s first extradition
The horrific account of a rape case which led to Antigua and Barbuda’s first extradition is encapsulated in a recently released book called ‘Antiguan Justice: A Father’s Fight’.
Kaitlin had no way of knowing that she’d become one of the 13% of college students who experience sexual violence, or that her dad, Derrick, would embark on a nearly six-year journey to obtain the justice his daughter deserved.
On May 23, 2015, at the start of her second year of nursing school, Kaitlin went on a date with a Tinder match. Lee Martin-Cramp was a constable with London’s Metropolitan Police Service, and he was visiting Antigua for a wedding. The photos he sent to Kaitlin showed him wearing his police uniform and playing soccer with kids.