Stephen Miller, an Eston Rapist sex offender exposed a woman to a harrowing experience, employing “power, control, and humiliation” during the “atrocious” event.
According to Grimsby Crown Court, Stephen Miller had consistently viewed pornography prior to perpetrating his humiliating sexual assault on her, disregarding her entreaties for him to cease.
Stephen Miller, 43, confessed to two counts of sexual assault perpetrated in the Grimsby region. The issues were initially set to be resolved by a jury during a trial, but he entered a guilty plea on the second day.
A sex offender subjected a woman to a horrific ordeal and used “power, control and humiliation” during an “appalling” incident.
Stephen Miller had been regularly watching pornography before launching his degrading sexual attack on her and he ignored her pleas for him to stop, Grimsby Crown Court heard.
Stephen Miller, 43, admitted two offences of sexual assault, committed in the Grimsby area. The matters were originally due to be decided by a jury at a trial but he pleaded guilty on the second day of it.
A sex offender subjected a woman to a horrific ordeal and used “power, control and humiliation” during an “appalling” incident.
Stephen Miller had been regularly watching pornography before launching his degrading sexual attack on her and he ignored her pleas for him to stop, Grimsby Crown Court heard.
Stephen Miller, 43, admitted two offences of sexual assault, committed in the Grimsby area. The matters were originally due to be decided by a jury at a trial but he pleaded guilty on the second day of it.
“He needs to address his behaviour. There have been no further offences. He has reduced his alcohol intake. Alcohol was a factor in this offending.” Stephen Miller had his own home improvement and maintenance business. He had a previous conviction for drink-driving.
Judge Michael Fanning told Stephen Miller: “This is not about sexual gratification. This is about power, control and humiliation and nothing else. It’s more serious for that. She felt degraded, humiliated and embarrassed.
“You were telling her that she deserved it. Although she repeatedly told you to stop doing this, it went on. Power, control and humiliation, that’s what you wanted to inflict on your victim.
“You realise that your behaviour was wrong. You have expressed disgust, behaving in the way you did. Your victim challenged you to stop and you carried on.”
Stephen Miller, of Kel Dennis Close, Eston, Middlesbrough, was jailed for two years and five months. He was given an indefinite restraining order and must register as a sex offender for 10 years.
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