Grooming gang survivor suffered 'complete meltdown' after bumping into freed abuser, whistleblower reveals

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A grooming gang survivor suffered a "complete and utter meltdown" after unexpectedly coming face-to-face with one of the men who abused her in a supermarket, whistleblower Maggie Oliver has revealed.The former detective was speaking to GB News as fears have been raised that perpetrators could be released early under Labour's plans to free up space in prisons.

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On Saturday, survivor Sarah Wilson told The People's Channel that she felt the justice she had bravely fought for was "all for nothing" after being notified that two of her abusers could be set for early release.

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In the wake of her powerful testimony, Ms Oliver shared the harrowing story of a woman, known only as Ruby, who did not even receive notice that one of her own tormentors was back on the streets.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say The whistleblower revealed that Ruby came face-to-face with the man in a shop, forcing her to lock herself in a changing room in terror.Describing the encounter, she said: "Ruby bumped into the...

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