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‘I just want her near me to protect her’
Father of Ched Evans rape victim hasn’t seen her for a year
The woman who was raped by the unrepentant Ched Evans has once again had her life ruined by being identified on Twitter, her father said yesterday.
It is the fifth time she has had to move due to her identity being revealed by malicious Evans supporters on social media.
Her father, who cannot be named for legal reasons, hasn’t seen his daughter in over a year. They were unable to spend the holidays together because of the risk to his daughter and the rest of the family.
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