Robbie Williams tribute revealed to have committed rape that shocks ‘time’

To exclude, to expel:

Richard Agacy entertained many with his act of tribute to Robbie Williams – but he was rumored for a “shocking” history after being jailed for rape for eight years in 2005

This act of tribute to Robbie Williams is the last singer you’d want to be on Entertain You – he’s a former prison rapist.

Richard Agacy tightens up the hits of the legendary Angels, performing under the stage name Kai Jaxson.

But locals who recently enjoyed his May bank holiday had no idea he was once sentenced to eight years in prison for assaulting a woman.

A source said yesterday: “His past was shocking. I don’t want him performing on stage around the family.”

Agacy was rumored after his performance in Nottinghamshire.

He had previously performed in Benidorm before his past caught up with him and he ran out of town.

A whistleblower has now notified UK booking agents of Agacy’s previous offenses in an attempt to keep him out of clubs.

Agacy, 37, was jailed for eight years in 2005 for raping a 28-year-old man.

Croydon Crown Court in South London said he posed as a taxi driver to pick up his victim with another man.

Agacy and co-conspirator Bhattin Elagoz were both convicted of rape in 2002.

Agacy appeared on the ITV show Pop Stars: The Rivals in 2002, which was ultimately won by Girls Aloud.

He also claims to have starred in Michael Barrymore’s TV show My Kind of Music.

Agacy, who boasts she can sing “everything from the ’60s to the present” is still listed on a UK booking agent’s page under her new stage name.

The listing boasts: “Kai Jaxson is a top performer singing songs from all time.”

When accused of rape in Spain, Agacy, then claiming to be Johnny Mitchell, is said to have sent a letter to a bar owner.

He is said to have groaned: “I’m sorry but I can’t sing in your bar anymore or any bar.

“Had to go back to England because there are people here who don’t want me here just because of my past 15 years before I went to prison.

“Why can’t people just leave me alone.

“It’s not fair that I spent five and a half years in prison in 2002 and people still give me a hard time but thanks for everything.”

It comes after a warning post about Agacy was posted on a Costa Blanca Facebook group with 38,000 members.

It said: “I can’t believe this guy is back in Benidorm. I helped kick him out last time he was here. ”