Man Sentenced to Life for Rape and Killing of NHS Worker in London Park

Mohamed Iidow attacked Natalie Shotter, a mother of three, while she was unconscious, leading to her death in a landmark case.

Mohamed Iidow, 35, was found guilty of raping and killing NHS worker Natalie Shotter, 37, in Southall Park, west London, in 2021.
Shotter, a former child stage star and mother of three, died from a heart attack caused by being repeatedly orally raped while unconscious.
The Old Bailey sentenced Iidow to life in prison with a minimum term of 10 years and eight months, describing his actions as 'wicked and utterly reckless.'
Jurors were not informed of Iidow's prior conviction for attempting to groom minors online, highlighting his history as a dangerous offender.
Shotter’s family paid tribute to her as a talented and loving individual, while expressing the devastating impact of her death and the trial on their lives.