Furious judge rages at pedophile who raped children aged four and six
You are not welcomed back into humanity ever again, Terry McFadden,' the father said.
A judge tore apart a child rapist as she sentenced him to prison for abusing a four-year-old and six-year-old girl.
Terry McFadden, 70, was sentenced to 22 years in prison Tuesday for raping two children, aged four and six, at his wife’s in-home daycare in Columbus, Ohio.
At his sentencing hearing, both the judge and the father of one of McFadden’s victims strongly castigated the sex predator who pleaded guilty to two counts of rape in January.
Judge Julie Lynch admonished McFadden in an eviscerating condemnation of his actions and the trauma he caused.
‘This court is so sick and tired of seeing adults ruin and abuse children. These are literally just one step away from babies,’ Lynch said, according to WBNS.
‘They come to a daycare. Their parents struggle so that when they release their children to someone during the day, they have some semblance that that child is going to be protected and safe.’
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‘Not let alone two of their children being raped by your own admission sir. For sexual gratification, you violated a four-year-old and a six-year-old. I do not know at this time what the total ramifications will be for those two children… You can’t even know what damages you’ve done for sexual gratification.’
As she sentenced McFadden, Lynch told him there are ‘no free rapes.’
Reading a statement, the father of one of McFadden’s victims said, ‘Terry McFadden is no co-parent, no warrior, no citizen. You are not welcomed back into humanity ever again, Terry McFadden.’
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Upon his release from prison, McFadden will have to register as a sex offender for the rest of his life, according to WSYX.
McFadden and his wife, Carol, were co-owners of the daycare where the abuse occurred, prosecutors said. His wife is not facing any charges.
The abuse reportedly began when McFadden began taking a more active role in the daycare’s operation in mid-2017, according to The Columbus Dispatch.