ERENEST GUNAR JR AND KENT HORRORS: SHOCKING CRIMES IN DOVER AND FOLKESTONE

A disturbing case has emerged involving a Slovakian man named Ernest Gunar Jr, aged 27, who has been found guilty of heinous crimes committed in the county of Kent. The sequence of events began last August in Dover, where a 12-year-old girl was lured into a vehicle parked at an Asda supermarket. The perpetrator, Gunar Jr, along with two other Slovak nationals, Kevin Horvath, aged 26, and Ivan Turtak, aged 38, subjected the young girl to a brutal gang rape inside the car. The assault was not an isolated incident, as the trio subsequently transported the girl to a caravan in Folkestone, another town within Kent, where she was further victimized. During her time at the caravan, she endured additional sexual assaults, was given illicit substances, and was subjected to degrading acts that have left her profoundly traumatized.

Last week, all three men were convicted on multiple charges related to the assault and abuse. They are currently remanded in custody and will face sentencing scheduled for September 12. Prosecutor Hannah Llewellyn-Waters described the victim’s ordeal as one where she was 'used, abused, and discarded like trash.' The emotional scars are deep, with the girl now suffering from nightmares, night terrors, and severe emotional distress. Her parents have expressed their anguish and heartbreak, stating that their daughter has become a 'completely different child' and that she is desperately seeking justice for what has been done to her.

Ernest Gunar Jr, originally from Košice, Slovakia, moved to the United Kingdom with his family when he was approximately three or four years old. Interestingly, during his childhood, Gunar was involved in a taxpayer-funded project that produced a rap video promoting community unity and respect among different communities. This starkly contrasts with his recent actions, which have shocked the local community and brought to light the dark side of his life.

As the legal proceedings continue, the convicted offenders face the prospect of lengthy prison sentences for their crimes. The case has left a lasting impact on the victim and her family, highlighting the importance of justice and the ongoing fight against such heinous acts within the Kent community.