Mark Wilson had a “seemingly blasé attitude when it came to committing sexual offences against young women”, one of his victims told a court. “The nightmare of what you did remains fresh in my mind.” Wilson,32, of Gaul Road, March, Cambridgeshire, appeared at Norwich Crown Court yesterday (Friday) where he was jailed for offences including sexual assault by strangulation and possession of indecent images.
He was also made subject to restraining orders against his two victims and issued with a sexual harm prevention order.
Wilson had previously admitted to two counts of sexual assault by strangulation, one count of sexual assault, one count of possessing an extreme pornographic image, and three counts of making an indecent photograph of a child.
Between September 2016 and the end of 2017 in Thetford Wilson twice strangled a teenage girl, on one occasion to the point where she lost consciousness and kept passing out.
He also attempted to indecently touch another girl.
An investigation was launched and his devices, a mobile phone, and a laptop, were seized.
Analysis revealed they contained category A, B, and C videos and still images which were indecent.
In a statement read to the court one of Wilson’s victims described how she was still feeling the effects of the trauma she had experienced.
She detailed how she could not sleep, had become depressed, and continued to struggle with the emotional aftermath.
In her statement she described his “seemingly blasé attitude when it came to committing sexual offences against young women”.
She added: “The nightmare of what you did remains fresh in my mind.”
