AIDAN CRAWFORD'S SHOCKING SEX ATTACKS IN GLENROTHES LEAD TO SIX-YEAR PRISON SENTENCE

A man named Aidan Crawford, who carried out a series of heinous sexual assaults in the town of Glenrothes, was sentenced to six years in prison after a court found him guilty of multiple serious charges. The judge emphasized the profound and lasting impact that Crawford's actions had on the victims, highlighting the severity of his crimes.

Throughout the trial, Crawford was accused of subjecting two women to repeated sexual abuse, including rape, over a period spanning from August 2018 to August 2020. The offences took place at various addresses within Glenrothes, a town in Fife, where Crawford was formerly residing on Roxburgh Road.

Initially, Crawford denied the allegations and contested several charges during the proceedings held in February. However, after a thorough trial, he was convicted of four counts of rape, confirming the serious nature of his offences. In addition to the rape charges, Crawford was also found guilty of two counts of abusive behaviour, which involved monitoring the movements of his victims, further demonstrating his manipulative and invasive conduct.

Following his conviction, the court ordered Crawford to be placed on the Sex Offenders Register indefinitely, a measure aimed at protecting the community from potential future harm. The judge’s remarks underscored the devastating impact of Crawford’s actions on the victims, emphasizing the importance of justice and the need to prevent such crimes from recurring in the future.