Skaf gang rapist who showed no remorse as he was jailed for 40 years for attacking two women is 'caught trying to sell a kilo of ice' while out on parole.
A man convicted of one of the nation's most notorious gang rapes early last decade has been caught allegedly trying to sell one kilogram of ice while out on parole.
Mohamed Ghanem was one of nine men sentenced over the horrific gang rapes of more than a dozen women and girls, some as young as 14, across Sydney in 2000.
The then 17-year-old was a lieutenant to Bilal Skaf - the ring leader behind the attacks - and was sentenced to up to 40 years behind bars in 2002.
But Ghanem walked free after just 14 years in 2015, despite the judge who sentenced him over his attacks on two women in a park calling the crimes 'worse than murder'.
