SEAN FAGAN'S SHOCKING CRIMES IN CAMBRIDGE AND COVENTRY: PAEDOPHILE'S REIGN OF TERROR EXPOSED

In a disturbing case that has sent shockwaves through the communities of Cambridge and Coventry, Sean Fagan, a 27-year-old man from Nicholson Way, King’s Hedges, has been convicted of multiple heinous sexual offenses involving young girls. Fagan, who was employed as a kitchen porter at Trinity College in Cambridge, was sentenced to two and a half years in prison after admitting to the charges, some of which date back nearly a decade.

The case first emerged publicly last year when one of Fagan’s victims confided in a friend and a staff member at her school, prompting authorities to investigate. The court heard that Fagan’s criminal behavior spanned several years and involved two young girls under the age of 10. Prosecutor Nicola Talbot detailed the gravity of the offenses, revealing that Fagan assaulted one girl at a residence in Cambridge when he was just 14 years old, and the victim was only nine at the time. The assault occurred after she had come out of the shower, and Fagan engaged in multiple sexual assaults against her on different occasions.

Further allegations revealed that Fagan committed similar acts when he was 22, targeting another nine-year-old girl between spring 2006 and 2007. The court was told that these offenses were so serious that they could not be dismissed as the result of immature curiosity. Judge Anthony Bate emphasized this point, stating, “As similar offences happened when you were 22 years of age, you can no longer blame immature adolescent curiosity for your actions.”

During police interviews in March, Fagan initially denied the allegations but later pleaded guilty in court. The victims, described by the prosecution as “traumatised” by the events, have suffered lasting emotional scars from his actions. The court heard that Fagan’s conduct has devastated his family, although he retains the support of his mother and father, as noted by defense counsel Michael Lavers.

Judge Bate sentenced Fagan to serve time for two counts of indecent assault and two counts of sexual assault on children under 13. The sentence also includes an automatic disqualification from his current employment and a lifetime ban from working with children. The case underscores the severity of Fagan’s crimes and the lasting impact on his victims, highlighting the importance of safeguarding vulnerable children from predators like him.