She said the victims had been “repeatedly struck, slapped and dragged” while one child gave evidence they had been “treated like a dog” by Murray. Ms Porter said Murray had “repeatedly engaged in sexual conversations” and one victim had been left “naked, injured and distressed” on the floor following one particularly savage assault.
The fiscal said another child had been left so terrified of the repeated assaults at the hands of Murray they had wet themselves.
But following five days of evidence the jury took less than two hours to return guilty verdicts on all 10 serious charges at the capital court on Tuesday.
Sheriff Gillian Sharp said due to “the number and gravity of offences which you have been convicted” sentence on Murray would be deferred for the preparation of social work reports. Murray was placed on the sex offenders register on an interim basis and sentence was deferred to May.
SANGHA KOMMUNE (SSR) 