A 'predatory' former vicar has be sentenced over child sex offences for the third time.
A "predatory" former vicar has be sentenced over child sex offences for the third time. Ifor Whittaker, 80, faces spending the rest of his life behind bars after he was sentenced for child sex offences after raping a six-year-old boy in his church. The 80-year-old admitted rape and gross indecency with the child in the vestry of St John The Baptist Church in Sedlescombe, East Sussex, where he served as a priest under the name Colin Pritchard.
Read more: Lambeth Palace 'paid hush money' to alleged victim of sexual assault by senior adviserRead more: Creator of infamous Willy Wonka experience added to sex offenders listThe court heard that Whittaker's fourth victim described to police being terrified during the attack and that he tried to bury the memories of what happened, but "it had come back to him in pieces over the years".
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