Nigerian only gets 22 years for rape and murder of White Irish mother

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Nigerian in dock for rape and murder

A NIGERIAN national is due to stand trial this autumn for the rape and murder of a Belfast mother-of-one.
Emmanuelle Alauya was charged last month with killing shop assistant Grace Moore in 2006.

Her body was found in the kitchen of the Erris Grove hoem she shared with her daughter.

Defence

At Belfast Crown Court on Friday Alauya's barrister argued for the rape charge to be thrown out.
Alauya, from Churchfield, Carlow, in the Republic, also denied stealing personal effects and household items belonging to the 38-year-old west Belfast woman.

Rape charge

After hearing the arguments, Mr Justice Hart said he was satisfied for Alauya to be charged with rape.

Alauya was then charged with having unlawful sexual intercourse with Ms Moore on November 18, 2006 - to which he replied "not guilty".

Mr Hart said he would review the case on June 13 and remanded Alauya in custody.


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Killer rapist loses sentence bid
Page last updated at 13:19 GMT, Friday, 9 October 2009 14:19 UK

Grace Moore's body was found by her daughter

A man who raped and murdered a Belfast mother-of-one has lost an appeal against his minimum 22-year sentence.

Nigerian national Kristoff Emmanuel Alauya, 24, was jailed in January for the murder of Grace Moore.

The 38-year-old's body was discovered by her teenage daughter at their home in Suffolk estate in November 2006.

On Friday, Appeal Court judges ruled the sentence for the "truly heinous" killing was neither wrong in principle, nor manifestly excessive.

Alauya, who lived in County Carlow in the Irish Republic, stabbed, strangled and raped Ms Moore after meeting her in a city centre nightclub.

He then ransacked her home, stealing electrical items and cheque books. Afterwards, he flagged down a taxi and went to a garage to buy food.

Alauya's lawyers accepted the trial judge was entitled to conclude that he had shown no evidence of remorse.

However they told the Court of Appeal he should have received more credit for pleading guilty, and that there was no evidence his attack was premeditated.

However, Lord Justice Higgins, sitting with Lord Chief Justice Sir Declan Morgan, dismissed the application, saying Ms Moore was vulnerable, alone, and no match for the greater physical strength and dominance of Alauya.

"That the assault occurred in the kitchen, with an unopened bottle of wine close by and the deceased's handbag still round her neck and shoulder suggests strongly that she was attacked a very short time after they entered the flat," the judge said.

"In this case I would add the cruel manner in which the deceased was left to be found by whomsoever and the callous indifference shown by the applicant in ransacking the flat and removing the electrical items and proceeding to shop for food at a local garage as if nothing had happened."

Lord Justice Higgins also pointed to Alauya's history of violence and how he fled the Irish Republic, spurning an opportunity to deal with his drug habit.

He added: "This was, as the circumstances outlined demonstrate, a truly heinous offence."

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Ref: Thursday, 29 January 2009

Killer Nigerian rapist gets 22 years' jail


Kristoff Emmanuel Alauya


Grace Moore