Jones

Jones

Male Custodial 2023-12-01

Offender ID: f9984516-cbbd-4cd5-a612-8f2dd2527e27

Offence Summary

A businessman was convicted of raping two women 30 years ago and found guilty of two counts of rape following a trial at Manchester Crown Court. He is scheduled to be sentenced on 1 December 2023.

Full Description

A businessman identified only as Jones in the court proceedings has been convicted of raping two women in offences dating back 30 years. The trial took place at Manchester Crown Court, where the jury found him guilty of two counts of rape despite his not guilty plea.

During police interviews, Jones denied the allegations but was ultimately held accountable after evidence was presented in court. The offences occurred approximately three decades ago, highlighting the persistence of the justice system in addressing historical sexual crimes. Isla Chilton, Senior District Crown Prosecutor for CPS North West’s Rape and Serious Sexual Offences Unit, commented on the case, underscoring the importance of prosecuting such serious matters regardless of the time elapsed.

Sentencing is set for 1 December 2023, where the court will determine the appropriate punishment for these grave offences. The conviction serves as a reminder of the long-term impact of sexual violence on victims and the CPS's role in seeking justice. The case was handled by the CPS North West team, focusing on rape and serious sexual offences.

Source: Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) press release and court records from Manchester Crown Court.

Case Details

Name heritage (predicted origin)

Country: United Kingdom

Confidence: 95%

Source: cps.gov.uk

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