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Rapist boasts of donkey-sized manhood
05 Aug 2015 at 06:31hrs | Views
A rapist who was sentenced to 20 years imprisonment for raping a girl, 5, stunned a packed court yesterday when he said that his manhood was as big as that of a donkey.
Therefore, he said, if he had indeed raped the girl considering his massive manhood, she was going to suffer ruptured private parts.
Frank Phiri, who was employed as a herdsman by a Bulilima family, told regional magistrate Abedneco Ndebele, that the sheer size of his male organ was reason enough to prove he did not rape the girl.
"When this girl came and testified against me, she was walking properly with no evidence that she had been raped. She wasn't even limping. I've a huge pe**s, and if I had raped her, she wasn't going to walk properly," said Phiri.
"I didn't rape the girl and I think all witnesses in this court were bribed to convict and send me to jail."
Ndebele, however, said it was clear that Phiri had raped the girl.
"The five year old girl was brave enough to testify against you in court and her testimony was straight to the point. You are found guilty as charged and therefore sentenced to 20 years imprisonment of which two years are suspended on condition of good behaviour," said Ndebele.
Therefore, he said, if he had indeed raped the girl considering his massive manhood, she was going to suffer ruptured private parts.
Frank Phiri, who was employed as a herdsman by a Bulilima family, told regional magistrate Abedneco Ndebele, that the sheer size of his male organ was reason enough to prove he did not rape the girl.
"I didn't rape the girl and I think all witnesses in this court were bribed to convict and send me to jail."
Ndebele, however, said it was clear that Phiri had raped the girl.
"The five year old girl was brave enough to testify against you in court and her testimony was straight to the point. You are found guilty as charged and therefore sentenced to 20 years imprisonment of which two years are suspended on condition of good behaviour," said Ndebele.
Source - chronicle