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Bilal Skaf is a 39-year-old Australian State Rail employee. He was born on 14 September 1981 in Sydney, Australia. Skaf is a married man and has two children. He is a devout Muslim and is known for his charitable work in the community. Skaf is a hardworking and dedicated employee at State Rail. He has been working for the company for over 10 years and is highly respected by his colleagues. Skaf is an active member of the community and is involved in various charities and organizations. He is also a member of the Australian Muslim community and is a strong advocate for social justice. Skaf is an avid sports fan and enjoys playing cricket and soccer. He is also a passionate supporter of the Sydney Swans AFL team. Skaf has an estimated net worth of $1 million. He has earned his wealth through his hard work and dedication to his job. He also earns money through his investments and real estate.

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Occupation State Rail employee
Age 42 years old
Zodiac Sign Virgo
Born 14 September, 1981
Birthday 14 September
Birthplace Sydney, New South Wales
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Parents Mustapha Skaf Baria Skaf
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Bilal Skaf Net Worth

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2015

In April 2015, Skaf was attacked by two other inmates in jail and sustained "serious facial injuries".

2006

On 3 February 2006, the High Court refused leave to appeal, arguing that the New South Wales Court of Criminal Appeal had been left with no choice because of the many errors by the trial judge in sentencing Skaf to 46 years. That meant he could be freed at the age of 42 in 2023. A further appeal led to a 31-year sentence being imposed. Skaf will now be eligible for release on 11 February 2033.

2005

On 16 September 2005, the New South Wales Court of Criminal Appeal reduced Skaf's 55-year sentence to a maximum of 28 years, with parole available after 22 years. NSW Attorney-General Bob Debus decided that the government would seek leave for an appeal to the High Court of Australia against the sentence reduction. An earlier appeal had already reduced his sentence to 46 years, after a successful appeal against one of his convictions.

2003

In March 2003, he was charged with writing a threatening letter to Corrective Services Commissioner, Ron Woodham. The letter had been found in an internal prison mailbox. The letter said: "Don't take this as a threat but if all Muslims aren't released by January 2003 Australia and citizens will be in danger of bombing". White powder had been put into the letter.

While awaiting a court appearance for the letter incident, in July 2003, drawings of gang rape were discovered in Skaf's prison cell. The drawings depicted violence and rape against his former fiancée, who had ended their relationship in March 2003. After she had cut off ties with Skaf, she was subjected to threatening phone calls and letters. She now says he can "rot in hell".

2002

In 2002, Mustapha Skaf was accused of offering a bribe to a prison officer. He allegedly phoned the maximum security facility at 1:30 pm on Wednesday, 22 September 2002, and was put through to a duty officer. Mustapha gave his name and telephone number and asked to speak to his son, Bilal. When the officer told him that outside calls had to be booked in advance and approved for set times, Mustapha offered to pay $100 to be put through to his son. The officer dismissed the offer and ended the conversation. He immediately called the number from the calling number display and Mustapha Skaf answered.

In September 2002, Bilal's mother, Baria, was caught on video attempting to smuggle a letter (to his then fiancée) out of the prison. She was barred from visiting all NSW jails for a period of two years.

2000

In the year 2000, Bilal Skaf led a gang of Lebanese Australians that engaged in a series of gang rapes in Sydney against women and girls as young as 14 years. In 2002, nine men, including Skaf, were sentenced to a total of more than 240 years jail.

Skaf was engaged at the time of his arrest and although his fiancée stood by him during his trial, she ended their engagement soon after his conviction. Skaf's response was to sketch cartoons depicting his former fiancée being raped and murdered. Since he was first charged in November 2000, Skaf has remained unrepentant. During his trial, he claimed he was involved only in cases of consensual sex, laughed when his verdict was read and swore at the judge when he received his sentence.

1981

Bilal Skaf (Arabic: بلال سكاف ‎) (born 14 September 1981) is a Lebanese Australian serial gang rapist who led groups of Lebanese Australian men who committed gang rape attacks against women in Sydney in 2000.

1970

Bilal Skaf is the brother of Mohammed Skaf, also a gang rape attacker serving 32 years' jail for his part in the attacks. Bilal and Mohammed are the sons of Mustapha and Baria Skaf, who emigrated to Australia from Lebanon in the 1970s.