A nonce, Kaymore Cham Hounslow Sex Offender, convicted of raping and strangling a woman in a brutal assault has been sentenced to 14 years in prison.
Kaymore Cham, referred to as “Kay,” aged 44 (DOB 06/08/1980), from Hounslow, entered a plea of not guilty to the charges levied against him in connection with the event that occurred in Sunbury-on-Thames during the early hours of Saturday, November 11, 2023.
Kaymore Cham sexually assaulted a woman at her residence, subsequently forcing her into the street and perpetrating a brutal attack that included non-fatal strangulation.
Although there were witnesses to the ABH, the rape occurred in private.
Kaymore Cham fabricated claims regarding sexual intercourse with the victim that evening; nonetheless, forensic evidence and his participation in a distinct Metropolitan investigation involving another victim who endured a penetrative sexual assault bolstered the case.
At trial, he was convicted of all charges and on Friday, March 7, received a sentence of 14.5 years of jail (8.5 years for the Surrey offences and 6 years for the Metropolitan offence), along with an additional 4.5 years on extended license.
In a recorded video, described by the judge as ‘powerful’, the victim of the assault in Surrey gave her personal statement to the court.
She said: “The lead up to court was nerve-racking and scary, as I had never been in court, let alone as a victim. But with the support I had from my officers, Rachel, and Sage, I found the strength to get through it.
“When I heard the verdict, I was still confused, angry, and hurt, but also proud I got the best result, so they couldn’t hurt anyone else.
“I have definitely had the worst 14 months of my life. My mental health was terrible. Why me? Why didn’t I stop it? Why didn’t I scream? I felt so guilty and embarrassed for so long over the attack.
“I’ll never get the answers to my questions, but I’ve accepted it wasn’t my fault and I’m trying to piece my life back together day by day.”
Detective Constable Charlotte Money, from Surrey Police’s Sexual Offences Investigation Team, said: “Cham is a dangerous man who uses brute force and fear to get what he wants.
“In November 2023, he launched a brutal assault on a woman who did not want to be in a relationship with him. He had created a fantasy about their relationship in his head and would not accept that she did not feel the same. She told him clearly to stop and he didn’t.
“In the early hours of that day, he attacked her, raping her, and causing multiple injuries. I would like to pay tribute to her and acknowledge the courage it took to come forward and tell us what happened.
“The fact he was found guilty of offences against different women in two force areas demonstrates a pattern of behaviour.
“I hope his sentence sends a message to other victims of sexual violence that these are serious offences which should never be tolerated.
“If you have been a victim of a sexual offence, please come forward and report it to us. You will be believed; you will be supported and we will do everything possible to bring these criminals to justice.”
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