Asylum seeker who tried to rape woman in alleyway denies he did it due to his 'micropenis'

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An asylum seeker who tried to rape a woman in an alleyway claimed he did not commit the act due to his "micropenis".Hossein Mohmoudi, a 35-year-old Iranian asylum seeker, was convicted of attempted rape last week after dismissing his claim that the medical condition rendered him incapable of committing the offence.Mohmoudi had argued that his allegedly small penis, combined with obesity, made it physically impossible for him to carry out such an attack.The defence presented various health factors, including low libido attributed to smoking and depression, as evidence that he could not have assaulted the woman.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say However, consultant urologist Dr George Fowlis provided testimony contradicting these claims, informing the court that Mohmoudi's anatomy was "normal".The man was convicted by a jury at Snaresbrook Crown Court and now awaits sentencing next month.The court heard how Mohmoudi had pursued his victim for approximately an hour as she travelled home...

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