Adam Lusk, 46, was found guilty of 97 counts of rape for assaulting 12 women between April 2020 and January 2022. He drugged his victims, the youngest being 16 years old, and recorded the assaults on his iPad. Judge Alan Troy sentenced Lusk to 28 years in prison, stating he was a predator who showed no remorse.
A West Australian father who was found guilty last year on 97 counts of rape over the horrific assaults of 12 women over two years has been sentenced to nearly three decades behind bars.
Troy said his circumstances were unfortunate but no justification for the attacks, nor justification for his pleas of not guilty, which forced his victims to testify.“ said ‘stop, get the fuck out’. You must have heard that ... and you ignored her. She said ‘stop’, and you said ‘shhh’.
He said it appeared Lusk believed he had done nothing wrong, and that he had showed continued denial and a lack of any real empathy or remorse.
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