KEVIN BRYANT FROM PERTHSHIRE ADMITS TO SEXUAL ASSAULT ON TEENAGE GIRL IN SHOCKING INCIDENT

A man named Kevin Bryant, who has a known history of sexual offenses, has confessed to the heinous act of raping a teenage girl in Perthshire. The incident took place after Bryant offered the young victim a lift in his van, an act that led to a traumatic experience for the girl and subsequent legal proceedings.

During a court session held at the High Court in Edinburgh, it was disclosed that the girl, who was only 18 years old at the time, was left so deeply traumatized by the assault that she now finds it difficult to go out alone. The court heard that Bryant, aged 21, was already on the sex offenders register at the time of the attack, which added a layer of seriousness to the case given his prior convictions and history of sexual misconduct.

The girl initially did not know Bryant before the incident. Her introduction to him occurred at a birthday party held in a village within Perthshire, where she was introduced to Bryant by someone she knew. Following this, Bryant offered her a ride, and she accepted, perhaps unaware of his intentions. Once inside his van, Bryant began to touch her leg, creating an unsettling atmosphere. Despite her discomfort and uncertainty about her whereabouts, Bryant stopped the vehicle at some point.

According to the court records, Bryant then pushed the girl so she was lying on her back and proceeded to sexually assault her without her consent. The girl repeatedly protested with cries of 'no,' but Bryant continued his assault. Overcome with shock and fear, she was unable to move and sounded her horn in an attempt to alert others or stop him. The assault left her in a state of shock, unable to resist or escape.

After the assault, Bryant returned to the driver’s seat and drove away from the scene. He later picked up another man, with whom he left the teenage girl. The girl managed to escape from the vehicle and took a taxi home, where she confided in her relatives about what had happened. Her account of the incident highlights the severity of her trauma and the impact of the assault.

In his defense, Bryant denied ever having met the girl and claimed during police interviews that she was never in his van. Despite his denials, the evidence and victim testimony led to his admission of guilt. The court has decided to defer sentencing until next month to allow for the preparation of reports and assessments. Bryant has been ordered to remain on the sex offenders register pending further legal proceedings, emphasizing the ongoing concern regarding his past and present conduct.