Serial rapist who forced women to be his sex-slaves claiming they were his property could be jailed for over a hundred years
A man in Pennsylvania who forced women to be his sex slaves has now been convicted of serial rape and human trafficking charges that could put him behind bars for the rest of his life. 31-year-old Seth Mull was accused of assaulting four women in the Bethlehem area and in Philadelphia in a two-month rape spree in 2017. A jury convicted the man on December 7 on a staggering 30 of the 36 charges that were placed against him after he was arrested in October. The judge also said that Mull faces a sentence that could be more than a hundred years.
The Daily Mail reported that the women who accused the man said that he had claimed them as his property after he used his charm to bait the unknowing victims into a dark, and dangerous world of sexual exploitation. The authorities said that Mull would lure women on social media and then attack them in person. He would then force them to be his "sex slaves" while using violence and drugs to gain control.