Reynhard Sinaga's Case Will Be Made A Documentary Film

Reynhard Sinaga (Ilham Amin / VOI)

JAKARTA - The largest case of sexual harassment in the UK by Reynhard Sinaga will be made in the form of a documentary. Titled Predator: The Conviction of Reynhard Sinaga, BBC Two will produce the documentary.

As is known to the public, the end of 2019 was shocked by the arrest of Reynhard Sinaga regarding the criminal case he had committed. The Indonesian student who studied in England raped 136 victims from 2015 to 2017 in Manchester.

Most of Reynhard's victims were men who visited nightclubs. He takes his victims home by promising a place to rest or go to a party together.

However, after being successfully brought back to Reynhard's residence, the victim was unconscious and was recorded by Reynhard. Reportedly he also spread the recordings through a messaging service on his cell phone.

After the authorities discovered their actions, many victims began to open their voices regarding what Reynhard Sinaga was doing. BBC Two will describe the investigation process that took place more than two years before the verdict was carried out.

Currently, Reynhard Sinaga is imprisoned for life with a minimum sentence of 30 years. This case made Reynhard called the most rapist in British criminal history.

Liza Williams, will direct this production. Williams was previously known to have directed documentaries such as I'm Coming Out and The Yorkshire Ripper Files. He will reveal how a sexual predator is psychologically and explain the rape of a man by Reynhard Sinaga.

As one of the cases that stole the public's attention, this case is said to be the biggest case that is rarely reported in the UK.

BBC Two has yet to announce a release date for the documentary Predator: The Conviction of Reynhard Sinaga.