January 2005 Repeat rapist jailed for attacks A sex attacker from Keighley who admitted repeatedly raping two teenage girls has been jailed for seven-and-a-half years. Bradford Crown Court heard that Paul Summers, 45, of Cavendish Street, first attacked one of the youngsters in 2003. He also admitted raping a second teenage girl early in 2004 and again in June of the same year. When sentencing, Summers Judge Geoffrey Kamil said he was troubled about the defendant’s “distorted thinking”. Caroline Wigin, prosecuting, told the court that Summers attacked his first victim in September 2003. Neighbour’s help “It was painful, she was frightened and he did it again three weeks later,” Miss Wigin said. He then raped a second teenager who told a neighbour what had happened after he attacked her again. They went to the police and Summers was arrested and charged with raping the two girls, neither of whom can be identified for legal reasons. In all he pleaded guilty to four counts of rape and a count of sexual activity with a child. His barrister Michele Colbourne told the court that Summers was confused about what love meant and had lied to himself throughout. Judge Kamil said: “You helped to serve to corrupt the young girls at a very impressionable age. There is an element of planning and you have put yourself forward as the victim.” Summers was told that he would be on the sex offender’s register for the rest of his life.