Sex beast who became one of UK’s youngest rapists after striking aged 12 ‘was obsessed with vampires’
Jordan Hyman, 30, who targeted girls of seven and nine in sickening attacks, had a warped fascination with movie Blade and telly series True Blood.
A SEX beast who first struck at age 12 was obsessed with vampires, his trial heard.
Jordan Hyman had a sick fascination with gore movie Blade and telly drama True Blood.
The claims emerged as a jury’s guilty verdict made him the youngest rapist on record in Scotland.
They heard Hyman boasted he would “drink the blood” of a victim aged 15, who accused him of cutting her chest with a razor.
She was challenged by his lawyer Thomas Ross. He asked her: “You and Jordan were talking about vampires and blood and those films and it was in that context in which he cut you?”
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The woman, now 27, replied: “No.” The solicitor added: “It may have been a case of, ‘I’ll drink your blood, or taste your blood.’”
The witness replied: “I’ve never seen these films and I would never agree to that.”
But Hyman, 30, was convicted of slapping and punching her face during a sex attack in woods in Giffnock, near Glasgow, in 2004.
He was also found guilty at the High Court in the city of repeatedly raping a girl over four years.
He first struck on his 12th birthday when she was seven.
The offences from 1998 and 2002 were at the same site and in a house.
The victim, now 26, said the abuse was “horrendous.”
And Hyman was convicted of raping a girl of nine in 2000 — then repeatedly until 2003. She’s now 25.
Prosecutor Rosemary Guinnane said he took both to the woods, adding: “He got his first victim to show his second what to do. It was all directed by him. Sexual things happened.”
Hyman — who uses a walking stick — called the evidence “nonsense”.
A rape and blade charge were found not proven before he was put on the sex offenders’ register. He will be sentenced later.
Rape Crisis Scotland said: “The case shows that it is never too late to report abuse.”
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