He pretended to be related to well-known boxer Tyson Fury, thus robbing his victims of trust. Then the rapedeven forcing them to eat their own feces. David Fury-WalshThe 31-year-old Englishman, also known as David Overton, has been subjected to rape, assault and coercion by at least three women.
The police began investigating the attacker, a resident of macclesfield, united kingdomafter an initial complaint from sexual assault and violence carried by a woman in September of last year. He was arrested a few hours later, but while he was in custody, two other women also came forward and reported that they too had been victims of the brute.
In addition to Physical violencehe also controlled the women’s finances, making loans in their names and manipulating them into handing over their savings with the promise that he would make that money pay off, according to investigations.
Cheshire Police officers compiled an evidence file against Fury-Walsh and charged him with a total of 25 offences. Wednesday, December 15th, the Chester Court ruled that the 31-year-old is guilty of all charges against him. Now he is in prison.
“Fury-Walsh is a violent and manipulative bully, even in the face of all the evidence against him he has refused to plead guilty to any of the charges,” said the detective. Jade Bannermanwho led the investigation.
“He forced his victims to revive those terrible experiences in court, but thankfully, thanks to the statements provided by the victims and the evidence we gathered, the jury saw through his lies and is now being held accountable for his actions.”
“No one should have to experience what these women felt and if anything can be gained from this case I hope it will encourage other victims of sex crimes to come forward and report it to us,” added Detective Inspector. Roberto Lees.
“Victims should never be ashamed to talk about what they have been subjected to. They will receive the help and support they need from our specialist officers, as well as other support agencies that we coordinate with, but all victims of sex crimes are entitled to anonymity,” he added.
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