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TERENCE O’REILLY FROM SOUTH ELMSALL SENTENCED FOR DECADES OF SEXUAL ABUSE IN WAKEFIELD

By Red Rose Database | Saturday, 11 January 2025

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TERENCE O’REILLY FROM SOUTH ELMSALL SENTENCED FOR DECADES OF SEXUAL ABUSE IN WAKEFIELD

In a significant development in the fight against historic child sexual abuse, Terence O’Reilly, a 78-year-old man from South Elmsall, has been sentenced to a lengthy prison term after admitting to a series of serious sexual offences committed over several decades. The sentencing took place at Leeds Crown Court on a recent Monday, where O’Reilly received a 26-year prison sentence following his guilty pleas to 17 separate charges involving two victims.

These charges encompass a disturbing range of sexual misconduct, including six counts of rape against a child. The offences spanned from the 1960s through the 1990s, highlighting a prolonged period during which the abuse occurred. The gravity of the crimes was underscored by the fact that they involved vulnerable young victims, with the abuse described by detectives as “absolutely shocking.”

O’Reilly’s guilty pleas covered multiple types of sexual offences. He admitted to three counts of indecency offences, two counts of indecent assault, six counts of rape, and three other sexual offences. Additionally, he pleaded guilty to three sexual offences committed against another young girl in the South Kirkby area, further illustrating the extent of his criminal conduct.

The investigation into O’Reilly’s actions was initiated in early 2015 after one of the victims disclosed the abuse she had endured. This disclosure prompted a police inquiry, which led to O’Reilly being questioned and subsequently charged in early 2016 with multiple sexual offences. The case highlights the importance of victim disclosures in uncovering long-standing abuse and bringing perpetrators to justice.

Detectives involved in the case expressed their satisfaction with the severity of the sentence, emphasizing the seriousness of the crimes committed by O’Reilly and the impact on his victims. The case serves as a stark reminder of the importance of safeguarding children and the ongoing efforts of law enforcement to address historic abuse cases in the Wakefield area.