Raymond Shorten (50) of Melrose Crescent, Clondalkin was convicted in May of two counts of rape and one of sexual assault in 2012 of the young girl
A Dublin taxi driver is to be sentenced next week for the rape and sexual abuse of a seven-year-old girl over a decade ago.
The now 20-year-old woman indicated she wished for Shorten to be named, but to retain her anonymity. Shorten had been due to be sentenced today by the trial judge Mr Justice Kerida Naidoo at the Central Criminal Court. Shorten was also convicted in June of two counts of rape and one of anal rape in relation to two other young women who separately found themselves in a taxi after a night out socialising in Dublin during the summer of 2022, where they were raped by the driver, Shorten.
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