Raymond Shorten (50) of Melrose Crescent, Clondalkin, Dublin 22 has been found guilty of two counts of rape and one of anal rape
A Dublin man has been convicted of the rape of two young women in the back of his taxi two years ago.
The jury returned guilty verdicts on all counts after a total of 76 minutes of deliberation. They started their deliberations yesterday afternoon. READ MORE: Mum, 22, diagnosed with cancer and told she has four months to live says 'it felt like everything was taken away' The prosecution's case was that each young woman found themselves in a taxi after a night out socialising in Dublin city centre where each was raped by the driver, Shorten.
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