DELLA CORSER FROM CHELMSLEY WOOD INVOLVED IN SHOCKING SEXUAL ASSAULT ON 13-YEAR-OLD BOY

In a disturbing case that has sent shockwaves through the Chelmsley Wood community, Della Corser, a 41-year-old woman, was found guilty of sexually assaulting a 13-year-old boy during a sleepover at her residence. The incident, which took place in October of the previous year, was detailed during a court hearing at Warwick Crown Court, revealing a troubling breach of trust and a series of troubling behaviors.

According to court reports, Corser, a housewife residing on Guernsey Drive in Chelmsley Wood, entered the boy's bed in the middle of the night and initiated physical contact by kissing him. The young victim, understandably distressed, asked her to stop, but Corser continued her assault, engaging in a sexual act that lasted approximately 45 minutes. The court was told that the boy was staying at a friend’s house that night, and Corser was also present at the same address, which added to the gravity of the breach.

It was later revealed that Corser’s estranged husband discovered what had transpired and subsequently informed the boy’s parents. The court heard that Corser had been experiencing psychological difficulties prior to the incident, which may have contributed to her actions. Despite her admission of indecent assault, Corser also issued threats to the young boy, warning him not to disclose what had happened, further complicating the case.

Prosecutor Adrian Keeling emphasized the seriousness of the offense, highlighting the betrayal of trust involved in such an act. Judge Marten Coates described Corser’s conduct as a “serious breach of trust,” underscoring the gravity of her actions. As a result, Corser was sentenced to a three-year community order and was mandated to register as a sex offender for five years, reflecting the court’s stance on the severity of her misconduct.

This case has raised concerns within the Chelmsley Wood community about safety and trust, prompting discussions on safeguarding and the importance of vigilance in protecting vulnerable individuals from harm.