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Woman tells court accused used Google Translate before alleged Hungerford Bridge rape
A woman has told Southwark Crown Court that Moustafa Elbohy used Google Translate to tell her he wanted to have sex with her before he allegedly raped her near a homeless encampment beneath Hungerford Bridge. Elbohy denies two rape charges relating to the alleged attack in September 2025.
The prosecution says the woman was travelling home alone after drinking when she spoke to a group of Arabic-speaking men at Embankment station. She says Elbohy grabbed her wrist and took her to a dark area by the river, where she feared for her safety and tried to calm him. The prosecutor said she was more than twice the drink-driving limit, though she recalled being able to follow her route home.
In short
- A woman told jurors Google Translate was used during an alleged attack.
- The defendant denies two counts of rape.
- The trial concerns events near Hungerford Bridge in September 2025.
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Originally published by Daily Mail as “Alleged rapist used Google translation app to tell mother ‘I want to f*** you’ during attack near London homeless encampment, court hears”.