Care Worker Convicted of Assaulting Vulnerable Woman

A 53-year-old care worker named Robert Wilson just got convicted for sexually assaulting

a vulnerable woman in her residential home in North.

Burwick, East Lothian, the victim, Ivan Karney, had progressive supernuclear palsy, a

brain disorder that wrecked her mobility and speech, leaving her needing.

Round the clock care.

This happened over seven months from August 2022 to February 2023.

Wilson also got nailed for raping another woman back in training in 2013, marking him

as a repeat predator, praying on the defenseless.

Ivan's family called her a beautiful, kind soul who endured profound suffering, dying

at 70 before the trial wrapped up, never feeling safe.

Again, they slammed the care organization for dropping the ball on support, fueling their

rage and sense of injustice.

In court, footage showed Ivan describing the attacks, like unwanted kissing and touching,

though jurors cleared him on one specific rape charge, while she slept.

Wilson claimed nothing happened, but the jury didn't buy it.

Lady Ross deferred sentencing till June for a background report, remanded him in custody,

slapped him on the sex offender's register, and flagged it too.

Scottish ministers.

At least now, this monster can hurt anyone else, honoring Ivan's memory through real accountability.

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