Edinburgh man jailed for eight years for rape using spare key

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 5 Nov, 17:11 · Archive

Kabiru Jack Buraimoh was jailed for eight years after raping a woman at her Edinburgh home on 12 May 2024, having used a spare key to enter.

Kabiru Jack Buraimoh was jailed for eight years at the High Court in Edinburgh on 4 November after being found guilty of rape. He used a spare key to enter the victim's home in the north of the city before carrying out the attack on 12 May 2024.

Buraimoh was placed on the sex offenders register indefinitely. Detective Sergeant Louise Forsyth said the victim had been 'understandably left traumatised by the event' and thanked her for her cooperation during the investigation.

Forsyth added that 'violence against women and girls is a national emergency' and encouraged anyone who is a victim of sexual crime to come forward, stating that support is available and perpetrators will be brought to justice.

How it is being reported

• Man who raped woman after using spare key to enter Edinburgh home jailed for eight yearsThe victim was left “traumatised” by the attackEdinburgh Evening News · 5 Nov, 16:52
• Edinburgh man who used spare key to enter woman's home before horrific attack jailed“Buraimoh carried out a horrific attack on the victim"Edinburgh Live · 5 Nov, 16:44

In this story: Kabiru Jack Buraimoh · Edinburgh · High Court in Edinburgh

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