Head teacher Loryman convicted and jailed for sex offences against children
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Head teacher Loryman convicted and jailed for sex offences against children
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aged nine to 13 and paid their parents to let them stay with him
Stephen John Loryman, 57, lured boys aged nine to 13 to his flat in Phnom Penh
He lavished children with gifts and paid their parents to let them stay with him
Loryman, from Bradford, was raided by police at the apartment in November
They found him engaged in a sex act with a boy, while three others looked on.
A total of six victims were identified with five telling police they had been abused by the teacher.
Loryman was found guilty last Friday at the Phnom Penh Municipal Court of 'committing sexual acts against minors under 15'.
He was sentenced to 15 months in prison, three months of which were suspended, and he was ordered to pay compensation of £1,200 to two child victims and fined £620.
He was also banned from Cambodia for three years following his jail term.
This does not seem a very serious sentence for such a horrible crime against small children, a man in a position of trust.
10 years would to me be a starting place to life in prison.
aged nine to 13 and paid their parents to let them stay with him
Stephen John Loryman, 57, lured boys aged nine to 13 to his flat in Phnom Penh
He lavished children with gifts and paid their parents to let them stay with him
Loryman, from Bradford, was raided by police at the apartment in November
They found him engaged in a sex act with a boy, while three others looked on.
A total of six victims were identified with five telling police they had been abused by the teacher.
Loryman was found guilty last Friday at the Phnom Penh Municipal Court of 'committing sexual acts against minors under 15'.
He was sentenced to 15 months in prison, three months of which were suspended, and he was ordered to pay compensation of £1,200 to two child victims and fined £620.
He was also banned from Cambodia for three years following his jail term.
This does not seem a very serious sentence for such a horrible crime against small children, a man in a position of trust.
10 years would to me be a starting place to life in prison.
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