A dangerous child sex predator who preyed on vulnerable girls as young as 12 has vanished into thin air just as he was due to face justice, triggering a major transcontinental manhunt across the UK and beyond.

Sharam Muhamadi, 21, was convicted in his absence of multiple counts of trafficking and sexual exploitation of children in the Doncaster area. The court heard how he and an unidentified accomplice used fake social media profiles under names like “Jack” and “Karo” to groom and manipulate their victims, luring them with cash, vapes, and false promises.

Working under the cover of a convenience store job, Muhamadi is accused of systematically targeting young girls, some as young as 12, over an extended period. The sheer scale and cold-blooded organisation of the offending has left investigators and the community horrified.

The Shocking Vanishing Act

Despite being granted bail ahead of his trial, Muhamadi failed to appear in court on the very first day of proceedings. Police immediately launched an urgent manhunt, describing him as “highly dangerous” and a significant risk to children.

He is believed to have fled the country, with intelligence suggesting he may be attempting a carefully planned identity swap to evade capture. Authorities are working with international partners to track his movements.

The Chilling “Predator Hit-List”

When officers searched Muhamadi’s phone and hidden digital accounts, they uncovered a deeply disturbing “predator hit-list” containing names, photos, and personal details of potential new targets. The existence of this list has sent shockwaves through the investigation, suggesting the offending was far more organised and widespread than initially feared.

Even more alarming is the emergence of a “faceless accomplice” — an unidentified individual who appears to have been working closely with Muhamadi. Police have not yet named this second suspect, but sources say they are actively pursuing leads.

How He Lured His Victims

Court documents reveal a systematic grooming operation. Muhamadi and his accomplice used fake profiles on social media to befriend vulnerable girls, offering them small gifts, money, and vapes before escalating to sexual exploitation. Many of the victims were from difficult backgrounds, making them easier targets for manipulation.

The case has highlighted serious concerns about online safety for children and the ease with which predators can operate under false identities.

Community Outrage and Fear

Residents in Doncaster and surrounding areas are furious and frightened. Parents are demanding answers about how such a predator was able to operate for so long, with many calling for stricter monitoring of convenience stores and online platforms.

One local mother said: “These are our children. How was this allowed to happen? He needs to be caught before he hurts anyone else.”

Support services for the victims and their families have been stepped up, with counselling and specialist care being provided.

Police Appeal for Information

Detectives are urging anyone who may have information about Muhamadi’s whereabouts, his accomplice, or additional victims to come forward immediately. A substantial reward is believed to be available for information leading to his arrest.

He is described as approximately 5ft 10in tall, of slim build, with dark hair and eyes. He may be using false documents or attempting to alter his appearance.

This is not just another missing suspect case — it is an urgent public safety warning. A convicted child sex offender is on the run, potentially with an accomplice, and authorities believe he remains a serious threat to young girls.

This publication will continue to bring you the latest updates on this urgent manhunt as police pursue every lead. The victims and their families deserve justice — and the public deserves to know the full, horrifying truth behind this predator’s calculated escape.

If you have any information, contact police immediately.