Sammy Woodhouse grew up in Rotherham and was groomed by child sex gang leader Arshid Hussain when she was 14 years old.
She was subjected to horrendous abuse including rape and assaults and Hussain also coerced her by threatening to kill her family.
He also forced her to rob a post office aged 15 and when police raided Hussain's home later that year they found her in bed with him but failed to arrest him and charged her with possessing a baton.
Hussain also forced her to fight another girl a few months later, for which Ms Woodhouse was later charged with assault.
Ms Woodhouse, pictured, was abused over a number of years by child sex grooming gang leader Arshid Hussain
She missed much of her education and worked as a stripper and model. She eventually had a child by Hussain but fled to keep him away from his family.
After years of abuse she approached The Times anonymously with her claims, leading to the Jay Inquiry which exposed the Rotherham gang and led to the discovery of more than 1,400 victims between 1997 and 2013. Hussain was eventually jailed for 35 years.
Ms Woodhouse waived her
