A mathematics tutor isolated young girls in their family homes so he could molest them, a judge has heard.
Quy Huy Hoang is accused of sexually abusing four girls while tutoring them in their south-west Sydney homes between May 2011 and July 2014.
Between May 2011 and March 2013, he allegedly molested two sisters, one of whom was aged between three and five years old and the other between six and seven. "The reason Hoang suggested this was because he wanted the privacy of another room to provide him with the opportunity to sexually offend," Morris told Judge Penelope Hock.
After the girls' mother reported the matter to police, the tutor was arrested at a Catholic church service in August 2014. On his mobile phone, police found a number of photographs of children, including the four alleged victims.
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