Kevin Bou-Antoun: Sydney rapist offered to pay hitman $23,000 to murder ... trends now
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A Sydney rapist who attempted to have his teen victim killed by a hitman will be kept on a tight leash following his release from prison after the state successfully applied to have him subject to a control order.
Kevin Bou-Antoun was released on parole in June 2021 after spending 18 years in jail for the repeated rape of a 16-year-old and an attempt to evade justice by having her murdered by a contract killer.
He was arrested in 2003 after he and another man repeatedly raped a 16-year-old girl at North Bondi.
While in jail, he attempted to hire a hitman but his cellmate alerted police to his plot and he was subsequently caught in a police sting.
Pictured is the laneway where Kevin Bou-Antoun and another man are believed to have raped a 16-year-old girl in North Bondi, Sydney's eastern suburbs, in 2003
After taking her mobile phone, Bou-Antoun told her: 'If she says anything to the police we'll kill her because you can get less years for killing her than for rape' and threatened to dump her body in a river.
Bou-Antoun slapped the girl before he and the other man repeatedly sexually assaulted the girl, despite her
