ANTONY CARUS SENTENCED IN DOUGLAS FOR SERIOUS SEX OFFENCES ON THE ISLE OF MAN

In November 2017, a man from Douglas named Antony Carus was handed a substantial prison sentence of nine years following his conviction for a series of historical sexual offences. The offences, which spanned over a decade from 2001 to 2012, involved multiple acts of gross indecency and indecent assault committed on the Isle of Man.

Antony Carus, who resides on Castle Mona Avenue in Douglas, was found guilty of six separate charges related to these offences. The court heard that some of the incidents involved children as young as ten years old, highlighting the disturbing nature of his crimes.

Deemster Birkett, presiding over the case, emphasized the gravity and seriousness of Carus's actions during the sentencing. He pointed out that the impact on the three victims would be profound and enduring, underscoring the long-term emotional and psychological damage inflicted.

Following the verdict, Carus was not only sentenced to nine years in prison but also placed on the sex offenders register indefinitely, ensuring ongoing monitoring and restrictions to protect the community. The case has drawn significant attention due to the severity of the offences and the vulnerability of the victims involved.