ALAN AYLWARD SENTENCED TO 20 YEARS FOR ABUSE IN EGLWYSWRW AND LOWESTOFT

In May 2015, Alan Aylward was handed a severe prison sentence of 20 years after being found guilty of numerous sexual offenses committed against young girls during the 1980s and 1990s. The court proceedings revealed a disturbing pattern of predatory behavior that spanned over a decade, with his crimes including the rape of two girls under the age of 14.

Much of the abuse took place at his secluded farmhouse located in Argyll, a remote area that provided him with an isolated environment to carry out his heinous acts. The court described his conduct as monstrously damaging, emphasizing the long-lasting trauma inflicted upon his victims. These young girls, who demonstrated remarkable bravery in coming forward, were supported throughout the investigation by police officers and victim testimonies, which played a crucial role in securing his conviction.

Alan Aylward’s criminal activities were not confined to a single location. His offenses were linked to his residences in Eglwyswrw and Lowestoft, where he exploited his positions of trust to commit these grave crimes. The sentencing reflected the gravity of his actions and the profound betrayal of trust involved, highlighting the justice system’s commitment to protecting vulnerable victims and ensuring offenders are held accountable for their crimes.