College Rapist’s Hidden Mugshots Revealed

Brock Turner has outraged the world by getting just six months in jail after raping an unconscious woman — as California Judge Aaron Persky declared that prison would have a "severe impact" on the rich-kid college athlete. Prosecutors wanted the student at Stanford University to get several years in the pen. As the public expressed outrage, Turner's father whined that six months in jail was "a steep price to pay for 20 minutes of action." Even worse, Brock's mugshots were hidden from the world, as the nation's media kept posting this clean-cut photo from a Stanford University yearbook.

But now The National ENQUIRER is exposing the true face of Turner — beginning with this booking photo taken by the Stanford University's Department of Public Safety on the night of his arrest. The 20-year-old swimmer was arrested in the early morning of January 18, 2015, after two graduate students found him on top of the unconscious woman outside a fraternity party.

And here's the would-be Olympian looking less sure of himself in a second booking photo from California's Santa Clara Sheriff's department. Authorities are insisting that there was no cover-up to protect Turner, and that the mugshots weren't available because of confusion over who had the responsibility to release the photos. Meanwhile, a petition to have Judge Persky stripped of his judicial duties has over 100,000 signatures.