'Despicable and dangerous' child abuser is jailed for sex crimes
A MAN who sexually abused a child over an eight-year period has been jailed for 19 years.
Christopher George, 41, from Sneinton, was handed the sentence at Nottingham Crown Court yesterday.
-
Sentence: Christopher George, 41, put his victims through a "living nightmare".
He pleaded guilty to 17 separate offences, including rape and sexual assault, at an earlier hearing.
George also admitted a further offence against a second child of causing a child to engage in sexual activity.
The most talented cake decorator in Nottingham, with 25 years experience! Fully qualified with a *5 STAR* health and hygiene certificate for our professional catering kitchen! Late availability!
Terms: Must book a wedding consultation at our tearoom quoting your voucher code; Dolly's Vintage Tearoom Woodthorpe Nottingham to discuss your requirements! Contact Jess on 07772662593 limited availability
Contact: 0115 8967816
Valid until: Tuesday, December 31 2013
After the hearing, Detective Sergeant Daniel Bebbington, of Notts Police's Child Abuse Investigation Unit, said: "This sentence reflects the despicable crimes committed by a dangerous sexual offender.
"The victims have been through a living nightmare.
"Hopefully, this result is the start of a new chapter for them."
He added: "Detective Constable Clare Easter has worked tirelessly for the victims and deserves recognition for such a detailed and thorough investigation.
"Despite repeated denials, George was eventually left with little choice but to plead guilty, such was the overwhelming evidence against him.
"In sentencing George, the judge said that the sentence would have been longer still had George not eventually entered into a guilty plea.
"This is testament to the courage shown by the victims and the comprehensive investigation DC Easter tirelessly worked on to ensure justice would be done."
The victims in the case are being supported through by Imara, an organisation which helps children who have been abused.
More information about its work can be found at www.imara.org.uk.
3 Comments
by victormildew5
Saturday, February 16 2013, 4:41PM
“the trouble with seperating these vile creatures from the rest of the prison population is they are then locked up with fellow beasts,which leaves them free to spend the days and nights swapping stories,tactics,etc....if we cant hang them at least they should be put in solitary for their sentence,why protect them?”
by Ted_Notts
Saturday, February 16 2013, 1:58PM
“He will be 50 when he gets out and still a danger to children. As the country is awash with mind-altering drugs can't some of them be put to positive use on such people to permanently change their attitudes? I know the European Court of Human Rights would rule against it but that would take a number of years. Think of how many children's lives would have been protected in that time.”
by RedNote
Saturday, February 16 2013, 1:22PM
“Rot in hell you filthy piece of shyte, i hate you.”