Overview
- He admitted four rapes, eight counts of assault by penetration, four sexual assaults, two counts of administering a substance with intent, four counts of voyeurism and two upskirting offences at Woolwich Crown Court.
- Investigators found hidden cameras including one inside an air freshener, substances associated with drink-spiking and hundreds of intimate images and videos on his devices.
- Police say the case began after a woman fell ill at a networking event at his Greenwich home in June and was later drugged and raped, leading to his arrest on June 1.
- Detective Chief Inspector Lewis Sanderson said the inquiry remains active as officers examine large volumes of digital evidence and appeal for further victims to contact them, including via a multilingual Major Incident Public Portal.
- He was remanded in custody for sentencing at Woolwich Crown Court, with reports differing on whether the hearing is set for 14 October or 14 November.