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SIMON KAPSZUL SENTENCED IN BASINGSTOKE FOR SEXUAL ABUSE OF STEP BROTHERS
A man identified as Simon Kapszul has been sentenced after being found guilty of sexually abusing his stepbrothers nearly 25 years ago, in a case that has finally reached justice. The incident took place in the early 1980s when the family resided in Oakridge, Basingstoke, a town in Hampshire.According to court proceedings, Kapszul, who now resides in Buckskin, was involved in a series of sexual assaults against the two brothers, referred to as A and B, to protect their identities. The abuse occurred during a period when the three boys shared a household following the start of a relationship between Kapszul's father and the mother of A and B. This living arrangement began in September 1982, when the boys were still young, with A and B aged between 7 and 11 years old.
Prosecutor Lucy Davis outlined the disturbing details of the case, revealing that Kapszul, who was only 14 years old at the time, engaged in sexual acts with the brothers. The court heard that these assaults took place over a period of time, with Kapszul abusing the boys during their childhood. The allegations, which had been kept under wraps for decades, finally came to light during the trial at Winchester Crown Court.
Throughout the proceedings, Kapszul maintained his innocence, denying all allegations of misconduct. Despite his protests, the jury found him guilty of four counts related to sexual assault. The court sentenced Kapszul to a 12-month custodial sentence for each of the four counts, with all sentences to run concurrently. However, the sentence was suspended for two years, meaning he would not serve time in prison unless he committed another offense within that period.
In addition to the suspended sentence, Kapszul was ordered to register as a sex offender for a period of ten years. He was also required to pay prosecution costs amounting to £750. The case highlights the long-lasting impact of childhood abuse and the importance of justice, even after many years have passed since the crimes occurred.
