Rotherham Abuse: Interviewee Defends Brother and Blames Social Services
Have you ever asked Ash if he had sex
with underage girls?
I have. My father has. All, all my family has.
He is not like that.
All they've created for yourselves and the newspapers
is Ash to be a monster.
He is not a monster.
From your perspective-
Okay
...
what happened in Rotherham?
Well, it's like anything else, to be quite fair with you.
People get accused day in, day out of
allegations getting made. Like, like I said to you before, I, I
can't sit here and call you a prostitute for a
simple reason is that's just an
allegation. I haven't
actually seen you do anything,
and I
also haven't got any proof.
Do you think all 1,400 of those girls were
lying?
No, I didn't say that. Biggest part of problem you have these
days
is these young, young girls that are dressed up, i.e.,
mini skirts, stuff like that, and they're going into the clubs,
and they're ending up going with blokes and stuff like that.
They're waking up next morning, and they scream rape
or groomed.
Some of these girls were just 12, and-
That, that, yeah, that's-
... in children's homes.
Yeah.
I mean, you'd be hard-pushed-
That's it
... to see any of them-
Yeah, yeah
... as 16.
Yeah. I, I agree with you on that
case, but that is really, really, really sick
if girls young as 12 are saying
they're being groomed.
And I can't say if they are being
groomed or they haven't been
groomed, but if
anyone's to blame on that scenario
is the social workers.
If they're gonna accuse somebody, for example, a 12-year-old
girl accused my brother, Arshid, yeah?
Prime example I'll just
give you. If someone's gr- accused him of that,
it's not Arshid to blame. It's the social services to let her out
at a time like that
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