The defendant insisted: “As soon as she said no I went straight out.” Smith said he had put his penis inside her but she had told him, “No”. “She then put her hands on me between my legs.” He told them: “We were play fighting and kissing. Giving evidence in his defence at his trial at Cardiff Crown Court, Smith was asked by his barrister Jenny Yeo to tell the jury what happened. He said that it was she who had started kissing him and initiated sexual contact between them. When Smith was arrested and questioned in 2020 he gave police a prepared statement in which he said he and the woman had intercourse consensually. Smith, of George Street, was found guilty of rape and sexual assault by penetration. Jurors were told the defendant replied: “I done wrong. Sebastian Smith, 26, from Brynmawr, pinned his victim down on a bed and ignored her cries as she begged him to stop attacking her.Īfter he raped her the defendant pleaded with the woman not to report to the police what he’d done to her.ĭuring Smith’s trial, John Ryan, prosecuting, said the victim told her attacker: “I feel sick to the stomach. Swiss J.W.H.A RAPIST who sexually assaulted a woman as they watched a war film together on Netflix has been jailed. The following codes are most likely to have been marked in lower case rather than capital letters as indicated below. Their values are perhaps 50%, maybe even 100% more than for a regular German manufacturer.
All one needs to do is remember them, or list the particular codes, when looking through Kar98k Mauser bayonet blades and the like, in collections, or for sale by dealers. Such examples of items produced in the occupied European countries are fairly rare, and obviously a good find for any collector who can locate and recognise them. Switzerland was not an occupied country but Germany placed contracts with some factories there. The following makers' codes are noted on some bayonet blades and scabbards, it is quite possible that they may also appear on firearms and related components. These codes may be found on various wartime small arms manufactured in Nazi-occupied Europe during WW2. German Manufacturing Codes of Occupied Countries during World War 2 Such rifles would have 5-digit serial numbers with either an “E” or an “F” serial number prefix, and the serial number would be stamped on the rear of the bolt handle and on the bottom of the fore-end, as well as on the receiver ring. Most of the last PF-marked Mk1s and early Mk2s seem to have gone to South Africa. The changeover from Mk1 to Mk2 production is believed to have occurred at rifle number 'PF 100000'. PF stands for Fazakerley, which was the only factory making them by then. The old factory serial numbering systems changed in 1949 to the form 'PF xxxxxx'.
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