Prison librarian, 46, alleged to be a 'flirtatious predator' wept in the dock ... trends now
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A prison librarian alleged to be a 'flirtatious predator' wept in the dock yesterday as she was cleared of sex attacks on two inmates.
Sharon Mawdsley,46, had been accused of five sexual assaults on two prisoners in the library at Kirkham prison in Lancashire in 2018.
The mother of two admitted that she had had a sexual relationship with a third prisoner called Stephen Morrell but denied she had assaulted the other two inmates, who cannot be named for legal reasons.
Sharon Mawdsley,46, had been accused of five sexual assaults on two prisoners in the library at Kirkham prison in Lancashire in 2018
The mother of two admitted that she had had a sexual relationship with a third prisoner called Stephen Morrell but denied she had assaulted the other two inmates, who cannot be named for legal reasons
Kirkham prison in Lancashire where Mawdsley had been accused of five sexual assaults on two prisoners
A jury at Preston Crown Court found her not guilty after a five day trial in which the prosecution claimed she had touched the private parts of the two prisoners in the library.
It had also been claimed that Mawdsley, from Blackpool, Lancashire had engaged in 'highly sexualised' conversations and had boasted about her own sex life and sexual
