March 2017 ROTHERHITHE RAPIST GETS MORE JAIL TIME AFTER VICTIM SEES PHOTO IN NEWSPAPER A rapist already locked up in prison was handed a further sentence after another of his victims recognised his picture in a newspaper. Kyle Peter Nash, 28, who used to live in Elgar Street, Rotherhithe, was found guilty of rape of a twelve-year-old girl in 2014. Nash was already serving a six-year prison sentence at HMP Ashfield for the offence when another victim recognised his image printed in the News Shopper and came forward. Nash appeared in custody at Woolwich Crown Court on February 8 where he was found guilty of raping a sixteen-year-old girl in 2009. The victim had met Nash on a number of occasions over the course of three weeks in 2009 and knew him as ‘Carlos’. At the end of the three-week period, the sixteen-year-old victim accompanied Nash, then aged 21, to his room where he held her down against her will and raped her. On March 24 this year, Nash was sentenced to eleven years in prison for the offence, which will be served in addition to the six years he was already serving for the previous conviction. July 2014  Pervert jailed after admitting sexually abusing 12-year-old girl A man has been jailed for six years after admitting sexually abusing a 12-year-old girl behind a Plumstead garage. Peter Kyle Nash, 26, met the victim and her 14-year-old friend on a Plumstead petrol station forecourt and lured them into his car where he got them drunk on May 25. The 26-year-old, of Elgar Street, Surrey Docks, encouraged the younger girl to perform a sex act on him and left them intoxicated and vomiting by the roadside where a member of the public found them the following morning. Nash was sentenced at Woolwich Crown Court on June 30 to six years in prison after admitting one count of rape against a girl under the age of 13. The court heard Nash drove his car to a secluded area behind some garages in Ravine Grove, Plumstead, where he abused the girl. Nash, who also goes under the false name Carlos, was caught after detectives launched an investigation and traced him using DNA evidence. Detective Constable Anna Ambros, of the Met’s sexual offences, exploitation and child abuse command, said: “Peter Kyle Nash exploited a vulnerable 12 year girl, who along with her family have been left greatly affected by what happened. “Her determination to see him brought to justice must be commended and I hope Nash’s lengthy prison term will give other victims the courage to come forward and report their experiences to the police, so that it can be investigated by specially trained officers who will listen to victims and support them throughout the process.” She added: “I cannot rule out the possibility that Nash may have offended before, we are aware he uses the false name of ‘Carlos’ and I would like to take this opportunity to encourage anyone who may have been assaulted him to contact the police.”