Everet Winston Higgins Bath Paedophile

Everet Winston Higgins paedophile sex offender - BathEveret Winston Higgins paedophile sex offender - Bath

A 66-year-old Bath Paedophile, Everet Winston Higgins, has been jailed after admitting to committing sexual offences against two children. Everet Winston Higgins, of Gloucester Road in Bath, has been jailed for 15 years.

Everet Winston Higgins pleaded guilty to five counts, including indecent assault, causing a child to engage in sexual activity and encouraging the taking of indecent photographs of a child. Higgins groomed and sexually abused the first victim after meeting her in the late 1990s when she was in her mid-teens.

A police investigation also found hed communicated with a second victim on social media, requesting indecent images. When he was arrested, officers found handwritten notes between Higgins and the victim, where hed made further requests for sexual acts. The victim told officers the defendant had sexually assaulted her when she was between eight and 12 years old.

In a victim impact statement, the first victim said: “As a young person, I was in a vulnerable position and Everet Winston Higgins exploited that. I mourn my teenage years as they were taken from me. Despite everything he has done to me and the subsequent police and CPS involvement as a result.

“I do not wish bad on him, but I believe that, whether he understands what he is doing is wrong or not, he will never stop. For the protection of other young people, I hope he receives a custodial sentence long enough to mean it is not possible for him to do this to anyone else ever again.”

The second victim said in a statement: “It has been three years since the police intervened and Everet Winston Higgins actions are still impacting my life. I anticipate they will continue to impact me throughout my life, but it is difficult to foresee how.”

Everet Winston Higgins was sentenced at Bristol Crown Court earlier this month, and as well as the custodial sentence he was given a Sexual Harm Prevention Order. Judge Ambrose described Higgins’ offences as “having a profound effect on the lives of his victims”.

Investigating officer Carl Spicer added: “Both victims have shown tremendous courage and strength in coming forward and speaking about the abuse inflicted on them. Higgins has shown no remorse for the pain and anguish he has caused, which demonstrates what a manipulative sexual offenders he is.”


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