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ER Editor: More madness, or so we are being told. Look at the timing of these two events: a murdered is convicted, then bam, farce happens.
The migrant perpetrator at the heart of the Epping migrant hotel protests, reported below as having been let out of jail by mistake(!!), has apparently been caught (see Sky News from yesterday, the Guardian, and these most recent tweets). What on earth …?
🚨 Hadush Kebatu FINALLY FOUND after two days on the run
Police say “this has been a diligent and fast-paced investigation” – really!? Took you two days to find a guy who wasn’t even hiding. He’s even taken a visit to the library!
Worst manhunt ever. pic.twitter.com/bpT9jP3jcd
— Chloe Dobbs (@DobbsandPolicy) October 26, 2025
🚨EPPING ILLEGAL MIGRANT TRIED TO RETURN TO PRISON
This just gets worse and worse 🤦
Hadush Kebatu was DIRECTED by the PRISON GUARDS to Chelmsford RAILWAY STATION
He tried to return to prison FOUR OR FIVE TIMES and was told NO
This screams something far sinister going on pic.twitter.com/PbzAFUxI3P
— Basil the Great (@Basil_TGMD) October 25, 2025
Save our kids.
Close The Bell Hotel.
The danger is real, Hadush Kebatu proved that. pic.twitter.com/Lk4OGx3FKR
— Adam Brooks AKA EssexPR 🇬🇧 (@EssexPR) October 26, 2025
We find it hard to believe that serious journalists aren’t questioning the ridiculousness of all this.
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UK Asylum Seekers: Murderer Convicted, Pervert Escapes
The first time as tragedy, second time as farce—anger “off the charts” as Britain’s broken borders undermine public safety.
VICKY FRANCIS for EUROPEAN CONSERVATIVE
Britain’s migrant crisis took a (more) sinister turn on Friday, October 24th when two separate high-profile cases culminated in grim and absurd ways, staining the criminal justice system.
Firstly, Sudanese national Deng Chol Majek was found guilty of the murder of asylum hotel worker Rhiannon Whyte, 27. Majek followed the mother-of-one to Bescot Stadium railway station in Walsall, West Midlands following the end of her shift, where he stabbed her 23 times with a screwdriver, piercing her brainstem. She died in hospital three days later.
ER insert, from the BBC three days ago: Asylum seeker guilty of hotel worker’s murder
Youtube video from ITV
The Bell Hotel, Epping Forest. David Howard on Wikimedia Commons.
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Majek was convicted on a mixture of forensic, CCTV and eyewitness evidence, noting reports that he performed a dance in celebration of the stabbing. Sentencing is delayed, partly while the killer’s true age is ascertained: having been recorded as 27 years old during an earlier failed asylum application in Germany, he now says he’s 19. Majek’s defence claims—where he denied recognising Whyte, despite CCTV footage of him staring at her in the hotel lobby—shows his testimony is unreliable.
The murder, committed by an unvetted male who arrived in Britain by small boat, was linked to a pattern of chaos at the Park Inn hotel (ER: in Walsall, north of Birmingham), where reportedly residents keep knives and axes in their rooms—and harass local women, prompting multiple police call-outs.
Barely had the jury in Wolverhampton reached its verdict when another human symptom of the UK migrant crisis came screeching back into the headlines.
In a “human error,” the best-known sexual predator at Epping’s Bell Hotel Hadush Gerberslasie Kebatu was accidentally released from HMP Chelmsford. The 38-year-old had been wrongly categorised as due to be let out on licence, rather than a foreign offender set for deportation (back to Ethiopia in his case).
At the time of writing, Kebatu is unaccounted for, but was last seen walking through Chelmsford before boarding a London-bound train—gifted a £76 (€87) subsistence payment from the prison service—before sparking a three-police-force regional manhunt. Following the protests that the Ethiopian provoked by sexually assaulting teenage girls and a woman in Epping town centre, he might find it difficult to maintain a low profile. Kebatu has become a public face of the migration crisis since he completed an illegal ‘small boat’ Channel crossing into England on June 29th this year.
Deputy Prime Minister and Justice Secretary gormless David Lammy said “I’m livid,” adding Kebatu “should not have been released in this way.” It is likely that the British public are more livid—faced with horrendous, preventable crimes committed by men who should not even be at large in the UK.
Source
Featured image source: https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2025/oct/26/epping-sex-offender-back-in-custody-after-being-released-from-prison-in-error
Featured image source: https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2025/oct/25/sex-offender-freed-by-mistake-search-london
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