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Woman jailed after falsely accusing multiple men of rape

Olivia Bridge · 7 September 2026

Harrow Crown Court, a red-brick and glass court building of the 1970s with a stone Royal coat of arms in relief on its upper facade, seen from a road junction under a clear blue sky.
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A woman has been brought to justice after they were found to have made up serious allegations against several men in a seven year period.

Khloe Simmonds, a pre-op transgender woman, claimed to have been seriously sexually assaulted and raped by men between 2018 and 2026. The 26-year-old, who was referred to with female pronouns in court, wasted hundreds of hours of police time to bolster the false accusations and present themself as a victim.

At the height of the offending, Simmonds was responsible for 2.5% of all rape and serious sexual assault allegations in Harrow. They have now been sentenced for eight counts of perverting the course of justice over allegations made and sentenced to seven-and-a-half years in prison.

Harrow Crown Court heard how several of the men accused of rape were arrested and detained for a short period of time before being released. Sentencing Simmonds, His Honour Judge John Lodge said: “You repeatedly made false allegations of rape between July 2018 and January 2026. This was a sustained pattern of conduct, not isolated incidents.”

Read the full article at the Daily Record.

Originally published by Daily Record on 7 September 2026