Paul Douglas Frost guilty of 43 charges in a majority verdict by a jury in the NSW district court
A former swim coach has been found guilty of 43 child sexual abuse charges relating to 11 different children.
The 43 charges to which Frost has been convicted include several charges of sexual intercourse with a child under his authority or care, multiple charges of aggravated indecent assaults of a person under 16 and grooming children for sexual activity. He was handcuffed and taken into custody after the jury was discharged, and will face a sentencing hearing in August.A previous trial had its jury discharged without a verdict after 16 days amid allegations of bullying and refusal to deliberate that a judge worried would taint the outcome.
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