Man who pleaded guilty to raping disabled teenage girl, now claims trial


GEORGE TOWN: A 25-year-old man who earlier admitted to three charges of sexual offences against a 14-year-old physically disabled girl has now changed his plea to not guilty.

Muhamad Hunain Shah Sufi (pic) claimed trial on Monday to two counts of raping the girl at an apartment in Paya Terubong at 3pm on March 24 and again at 2pm on March 26.

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