Award-winning music director, Aswad Ayinde has been found guilty of fathering children with his daughters and will spend the rest of his life in jail.
Mr. Ayinde is known for directing the music video for the Fugees 1996 smash hit ‘Killing Me Softly.’
Aswad Ayinde, 55, of Paterson, NJ, was sentenced to 50 years in prison Friday after being found guilty in the 2nd of 5 expected trials in which he is accused of repeatedly raping his 6 daughters, resulting in 6 children being fathered. This is a shocking report of serial incest that will make you cringe with disgust.
Aswad Ayinde, 55, of Paterson, NJ, was sentenced to 50 years in prison Friday after being found guilty in the 2nd of 5 expected trials in which he is accused of repeatedly raping his 6 daughters, resulting in 6 children being fathered. This is a shocking report of serial incest that will make you cringe with disgust.
Mr. Ayinde was found guilty in his latest trial of having intercourse with a daughter when she was as young as 8-years-old. The 2nd sentence adds to the 40 year sentence Mr Ayinde received in a 2011 trial for sexually assaulting a separate daughter.
In a disturbing disclosure during his first trial, Mr. Ayinde’s former wife said he was trying to create a ‘pure family bloodline’ by impregnating his daughters. He even claimed during a pre-trial hearing before the 1st trial that 'the world was going to end, and it was just going to be him and his offspring and that he was chosen.'
In a disturbing disclosure during his first trial, Mr. Ayinde’s former wife said he was trying to create a ‘pure family bloodline’ by impregnating his daughters. He even claimed during a pre-trial hearing before the 1st trial that 'the world was going to end, and it was just going to be him and his offspring and that he was chosen.'
In this latest trial, it was revealed that Mr. Ayinde began having intercourse with his 2nd daughter from the time she was 8-years-old, impregnating her 4 times.
The sexual assaults happened for almost 30 years until Mr. Ayinde and his wife separated, officials said. They occurred in numerous homes across northern New Jersey, even while the family was under watch of state child welfare officials, according to NBC New York. Some of the rapes even took place in an abandoned funeral home.
The family moving as far away as Florida to avoid investigation after case workers removed multiple children from the Ayinde household in 2000, resulting in Mr. Ayinde being arrested for kidnapping for trying to take them from state custody in a medical center, NBC New York reported.
He pleaded guilty to lesser charges and received a year’s probation – as he continued raping one daughter for at least another 2 years, according to officials.
The depraved father also beat and starved the girls using wooden boards and steel-toed boots for even ‘minor transgressions,’ Ayinde’s wife testified at the 1st trial.
Some of the children Ayinde fathered with his daughters were born in the home, with at least 2 babies who died in the home having been buried without notifying authorities or obtaining birth certificates, NBC New York reported.
Mr. Ayinde also fathered 12 additional children with an additional 3 women, according to court records
Ayinde’s tortured daughters were home schooled and isolated from other children, so as to keep the family secrets hidden, the station added.
With his wife too afraid to confront him, Mr. Ayinde carried out his evil plan without hindrance even while directing the music video for the Fugees 1996 breakout hit ‘Killing Me Softly, for which he won ‘Best R&B Video' at the 1996 MTV Music Video Awards. The Fugees are also originally from Northern New Jersey.
Mr. Ayinde faces 3 more trials over the alleged assaults.
PS: Ayinde, whose real name is believed to be either Eric McGill or Charles McGill, has been described as a ‘misguided’ Afrocentric American who, in the process of tracing his roots back to Africa, decided to adopt a Nigerian name. He is an American citizen and a resident of Paterson, New Jersey. He's not Nigerian.
The sexual assaults happened for almost 30 years until Mr. Ayinde and his wife separated, officials said. They occurred in numerous homes across northern New Jersey, even while the family was under watch of state child welfare officials, according to NBC New York. Some of the rapes even took place in an abandoned funeral home.
The family moving as far away as Florida to avoid investigation after case workers removed multiple children from the Ayinde household in 2000, resulting in Mr. Ayinde being arrested for kidnapping for trying to take them from state custody in a medical center, NBC New York reported.
He pleaded guilty to lesser charges and received a year’s probation – as he continued raping one daughter for at least another 2 years, according to officials.
The depraved father also beat and starved the girls using wooden boards and steel-toed boots for even ‘minor transgressions,’ Ayinde’s wife testified at the 1st trial.
Some of the children Ayinde fathered with his daughters were born in the home, with at least 2 babies who died in the home having been buried without notifying authorities or obtaining birth certificates, NBC New York reported.
Mr. Ayinde also fathered 12 additional children with an additional 3 women, according to court records
Ayinde’s tortured daughters were home schooled and isolated from other children, so as to keep the family secrets hidden, the station added.
With his wife too afraid to confront him, Mr. Ayinde carried out his evil plan without hindrance even while directing the music video for the Fugees 1996 breakout hit ‘Killing Me Softly, for which he won ‘Best R&B Video' at the 1996 MTV Music Video Awards. The Fugees are also originally from Northern New Jersey.
Mr. Ayinde faces 3 more trials over the alleged assaults.
PS: Ayinde, whose real name is believed to be either Eric McGill or Charles McGill, has been described as a ‘misguided’ Afrocentric American who, in the process of tracing his roots back to Africa, decided to adopt a Nigerian name. He is an American citizen and a resident of Paterson, New Jersey. He's not Nigerian.
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