Liam Moody

A man from Kidderminster has been convicted of multiple serious child sexual offences following a trial at Worcester Crown Court. Liam Moody, aged 34, of Radford Avenue, Kidderminster, stood trial last week on charges related to the sexual abuse of children. The proceedings, presided over by His Honour Judge Burbidge, concluded on Thursday, 28 November 2024, with Moody being found guilty on all seven counts.

The charges against Moody included six counts of rape of a child under 13 and one count of attempted assault of a child under the age of 13 by penetration. These offences represent grave violations against young victims, highlighting the severity of the case. The trial took place at Worcester Crown Court, located in Worcestershire, England, within the jurisdiction of West Mercia Police.

Following the guilty verdict, Moody was remanded in custody pending sentencing. He is due to appear in court again on Friday, 16 January 2025, where he will receive a formal sentence for his crimes. The court has not yet disclosed details of the potential penalty, but given the nature of the offences, a custodial sentence is anticipated.

This case underscores the ongoing efforts by authorities in the UK to combat child sexual exploitation. West Mercia Police investigated the matter, leading to Moody's arrest and subsequent prosecution. The conviction provides some measure of justice for the victims, though the impact of such crimes remains profound.