A 36-year-old man from Greater Manchester has been sentenced to eight years in prison after orchestrating a chilling stalking campaign in which he created a fake Tinder profile in his former partner’s name and lured multiple men to her home, some under the false belief that she wanted to act out a “rape fantasy”, BBC reported.Asad Hussain, also known as Ash Hussain, was convicted of stalking involving serious alarm or distress, assault, and failing to comply with an order to provide passcodes to electronic devices. A court also imposed a 15-year restraining order against him.According to investigators, Hussain first contacted the woman in April 2024 using the alias “Mick Renney” on social media.The pair went on several dates, but the relationship quickly deteriorated after Hussain allegedly became increasingly controlling.The woman ended the relationship in May after discovering behaviour she found unacceptable. Despite repeated refusals, Hussain continued trying to rekindle the romance.
After being rejected, Hussain allegedly created a fake Tinder profile using the woman’s photographs and personal details. Through the account, he began inviting strangers to her home and sharing her address and phone number.What started as messages encouraging men to visit her house soon escalated into something far more sinister.Several men later told police they had been informed that the woman wished to engage in a “rape fantasy” and wanted...
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