Hans V. already suspected before: it's his story Inside

The name of V. appears for the first time in a negative way in 2001. He then has fifty years and sees the police as the owner of a school in one of the shantytowns Nairobi, according to a voluminous document. World Organization Against Torture (OMCT). This is based on a local aid organization, Cradle.

V. suspected of child trafficking. He exposed pornographic material to girls who lived in school buildings and kept a booklet in which he indicated if more than 70 girls were "virgins" or "non-virgins". He also reportedly took girls on vacation to Mombasa. He introduced his friends to his "spring chicken", a term used to describe naïve girls.

British Passport

The Dutchman was acquitted of all charges and would have continued to run a school in western Kenya. . The police, however, had V on the radar in 2002. In July of this year, he is again blocked. This time, the charge is blurry. Report messages about the abuse of one or more minor girls and affecting women. The AFP news agency talks about three girls aged 12 to 14 years old.

The 53-year-old Dutchman was reportedly arrested a month before the events because he had stolen travelers checks and a British passport under a false name. . Once again, the police find a booklet full of women's names and "suspicious remarks", according to the East African standard.

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Hans V. remains in Kenya, however, and seems to have made another mistake in 2016. suspect of having abused three children aged 8, 9 and 10 years. This would have happened between 2011 and 2014, according to the indictment. According to The Star, a Kenyan force that followed the Dutch presidency on Friday, he would have made mothers believe he was financially supporting the children. However, he paid for sex and threatened the girls. V. would have taken pictures of his assault on girls.

Contrary to previous cases, the Dutch managed to stay out of the hands of the police in 2016. For two years, the police searched for the man, until the collapse of the fall until Thursday. A large police team, writes the Kenyan newspaper Daily Nation, picks it up. Detective Paul Aboge told The Star that V. was hidden in a closet of an empty house

"Maybe Illegal"

The result is a photo of V., now 66 years old, with a handwritten sign in front of the chest. after his arrest. Then his name, the indictment and his cell phone number. It is striking that his passport number is "unknown". "It may be that he is illegally staying in the country," suggests the Daily Nation.

A spokeswoman for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs confirms the arrest of a Dutchman in Kenya. If he wants it, he gets consular help. She does not know exactly what the passport issue is. It is clear that the man has at least Dutch nationality.

Police in Kenya were not available to comment. V.'s detention was extended by two weeks Friday