Wannabe rapper held naked woman, 20, captive in his flat while he raped, beat and torched her with an iron in chilling echo of gangster film The Intent that he starred in
Courtney Hutchinson, known as rapper DVS and 1ARDA on social media, attacked the 20-year-old over three days before she managed to escape and flee naked
A WANNABE rapper held a naked woman captive in his flat while he raped, beat and torched her with an iron in a chilling echo of gangster film The Intent that he starred in.
Courtney Hutchinson, known as rapper DVS and 1ARDA on social media, attacked the 20-year-old over three days before she managed to escape and flee naked into the street.
The sick 32-year-old even burned his victim with an iron in scenes that mirrored British gangster film The Intent, which sees a man hurt in a similar way as he is strapped to a table.
Monster Hutchinson even filmed the savage attack on his phone as he forced the woman to beg for her life and told her to call her mum and say goodbye.
The victim's horrific ordeal began on February 5 last year, when she drove to Hutchinson's flat near London City Airport, east London.
As soon as she arrived the brute began attacking, punching and kicking her.
He then forced his victim to eat a meal and go to bed, but became even angrier the next morning and repeatedly hit the woman.
Hutchinson went on to push the legs of a chair into her stomach, drag her around the flat by her hair and whip her a number of times with a phone charger cable.
He pressed a heated iron onto her bare skin several times before holding it above her face and demanding she burn herself as she pleaded him to stop.
The monster told his victim she needed to be punished and made her put her hands behind her back while he punched her in the face and throat.
His forceful attack left the woman with 40 injuries, including a fractured eye socket, broken nose, dislocated shoulder, a stab wound to the hand and severe burns.
Hutchinson told the victim she would die the next day and began counting down the hours.
He warned her to call her mum to say goodbye before raping her.
On the third day Hutchinson continued his sickening assault by forcing the woman into a hot shower and stamping on her burns.
The evil attacker filmed his desperate victim on camera and forced her to say she was a bad person.
Throughout the entire ordeal Hutchinson kept the woman naked.
Eventually she saw an opportunity to escape and fled naked into the street, with Hutchinson - who was also naked - running after her, saying: "I have got you now."
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The victim was taken to the Royal London Hospital and continues to receive treatment for the injuries inflicted.
Hutchinson was arrested and questioned about the events of the weekend.
He was also quizzed about an incident that involved him throwing a plate at the woman, causing facial injuries, a month earlier.
Hutchinson initially denied the accusations writing on his Twitter account in July: "Some fake articles exposing fake facts. But love to all the real women & bro's defending my case & still show me mad support. Love u all."
In a separate post the same day, he said: "Whoever's dumb enough to think I could rape a 17 year girl then so be it. But I could never be that guy. So carry on trying slander my name."
Despite this he pleaded guilty to rape, false imprisonment and GBH with intent on the second day of his trial at Snaresbrook Crown Court in July.
Hutchinson - who brags about leaving a woman "bloodied and punched up" in one of his rap videos - was jailed for life and sentenced to 23 years in prison.
Detective Sergeant Jimi Tele, from Newham police, said: "I would like to praise the bravery and determination of the victim of this truly harrowing ordeal.
"Her resoluteness in coming forward and working with the police in securing the imprisonment of a truly dangerous offender is worthy of the highest recognition.
"Courtney Hutchinson subjected his victim to the most shocking and repeated levels of violence.
"It was her determination, in company with the skill of the investigation team, that allowed the full severity of the attack to be revealed and that ultimately led to Hutchinson's arrest and conviction.
"The level of violence he inflicted was so severe it demonstrated his total disregard for the victim as a human being, subjecting her to levels of callousness and danger that are rarely seen.
"The evidence against him was overwhelming but the fact that he decided to plead guilty, removing further ordeal for the victim, can only be welcomed.
"The victim and the public can be safe in knowing that Hutchinson no longer poses a risk to them as he begins a significant term of imprisonment.
"I would like to add that the Metropolitan Police Service is committed to pursuing those who commit violence and particularly those most dangerous offenders.
"I am conscious that there may be others who have suffered similar violence, whether at the hands of this offender or another, and I would urge them to approach the police."
Hutchinson, of Brixton, south London, will also remain on the sex offenders register for life.
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