JASON DUNCAN FROM WALLASEY CONVICTED OF HISTORIC SEXUAL OFFENCES AGAINST TWO GIRLS

A man identified as Jason Duncan, hailing from Wallasey, has been found guilty of committing serious sexual offences that date back several years. The case involved two young girls, with court proceedings revealing disturbing details of grooming and abuse that reportedly began when the victims were just nine and 11 years old.

Throughout the trial, Duncan maintained his innocence, denying all charges brought against him. However, the jury did not accept his denial on most counts, ultimately convicting him of the majority of the charges. Some allegations, however, were marked as not proven, reflecting the complexities and challenges often present in cases of historical abuse.

During the sentencing phase, the presiding judge emphasized the profound emotional and psychological toll inflicted upon the victims. The judge condemned Duncan’s conduct, highlighting the inappropriate questions he asked the girls and the sexual activities he engaged in with them. The court heard how these acts had a lasting impact on the victims’ lives, with the judge warning that the repercussions of such abuse can extend far beyond the courtroom.

As Duncan awaits his sentencing, all parties involved have been reminded of the long-term effects that such crimes can have on victims. The case underscores the importance of justice for survivors of childhood sexual abuse and the ongoing need to protect vulnerable individuals from predatory behavior.