 Authorities in Malaysia are on alert as Canada gets set to deport an unrepentant serial rapist back to his homeland. Subbiah, now 56, pleaded guilty to drugging and sexually assaulting scores of women in Toronto in two separate trials. Denied parole because he was deemed a continuing danger, Subbiah has served his entire 24-year sentence and is poised to be released from a federal prison on Jan. 29. The Canada Border Services Agency confirmed Subbiah, who arrived in Canada in 1980, “is under an enforceable deportation order.” 
 
 It is a fate that Subbiah has long sought to avoid, once claiming through an immigration lawyer that he was Jewish and would be persecuted in the strict Muslim country where the convicted can be caned or executed. Through the second half of the 1980s — until captured in 1991 — Subbiah presented himself to potential victims as a modelling agent, a dancer in the musical Cats or movie producer. Time does not seem to have changed him — the National Parole Board found no evidence of empathy for his victims, no willingness to engage in treatment, and flatly refused to let him out early. Many were unwilling to testify as their families did not know what had happened to them, and some hadn’t known they’d been raped until the officers showed them Subbiah’s sick photographic mementos, Thomson said. According to police reports at the time, a 19-year-old Toronto woman was charged as an accessory to his offences but the case against her was dropped.
– An unrepentant serial rapist believed to have attacked up to 1,000 women has finished a 24-year prison sentence in Canada, but he won't be enjoying a minute of freedom there. Instead, guards will accompany Selva Kumar Subbiah on a plane back to his native Malaysia and hand police files on him to authorities there, the Toronto Star reports. The 56-year-old, who moved to Canada in 1980, was convicted in 1992 of drugging and raping dozens of women; authorities believe there were hundreds more victims. Subbiah pretended to have exotic pets for sale or posed as a modeling agent or movie producer to lure women to the basement of his home, where he offered them drugged drinks before raping them and taking "trophy" photos. Officials say Subbiah served his sentence in full because he showed no remorse or any sign of empathy for his victims. "You are the worst offender and the highest risk that has ever come before me in my career," immigration official Andrew Laut said at a hearing Monday. Retired Toronto cop Brian Thomson tells the Toronto Sun that he and his partner spoke to more than 500 women who were attacked by Subbiah. "In a heartbeat, he will reoffend—there is no doubt in my mind," Thomson says. He adds, "He is a total, classic psychopath. I've met a lot of interesting people. He is the scariest I've ever met." The Malaysia Star reports that Malaysian police will meet Subbiah at the airport and plan to monitor him closely. (Cops looked into five sexual assaults and ended up finding 27.)