Former football coach and serial paedophile Barry Bennell was sentenced today to his fifth criminal conviction: 4 years in prison for nine sexual offences against two children.
Crewe Alexandra’s 66-year-old former coach pleaded guilty to three counts of sodomy and six counts of indecent attack at a previous hearing in July.
Today, he gave the impression of the HMP Littlehey video convention in Cambridgeshire, where he serves a 30-year sentence after being convicted of 52 sexual offences against children in 2018.
The court heard that Bennell had an indifferent retina after being attacked in a criminal and was in remission of cancer. Four of his victims were in court for the conviction.
Judge Patrick Thompson said the sentence would be served as a result of his current sentence of a total of 34 years.
But the court also heard that it would be the last lawsuit against Bennell, who will not stop being a criminal until he is at least 80 years old. More than a hundred victims are believed to have come forward to claim that they had been abused through the paedophile.
Former football coach and serial paedophile Barry Bennell sentenced to his fifth criminal conviction today
Bennell, who worked as a Manchester United headhunter and is also known as Richard Jones, was also sentenced to two more years of leave.
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