Ex-priest Chris Brain found guilty of 17 indecent assaults

An old priest, accused of abuse of members of a church group he led, was found guilty of 17 census attacks against nine women.

68 -year -old Chris Brain was a Sheffield -based -based Protestant -active -moving moving -moving -active -moving -active -based (NOS) president in the 1980s and 90s.

The brain from the Wilmslow in Cheshire was convicted of charges after a hearing in Inner London Crown Court.

While the jury members continued to negotiate with four immoral attacks and rape charges, 15 were not found guilty for any other inappropriate attack.

Wearing a black suit with a black tie, the brain did not show emotion when the jury made decisions.

The jury is expected to return to court on Thursday to maintain negotiations with the remaining numbers.

During the hearing, the prosecutor Tim Clark KC said that some women had been sexually harassed after being taken to the so -called “Homebase team” accused of taking care of the brain and family.

The court said that the group was known as “Lycra Lovelies” or “Lycra nuns” among the members of the group.

The prosecutor’s office said that women should do housework at home and laid her in bed with sexual goodness.

The Nos started in 1986 at Sheffield and were initially celebrated by the leaders of the UK Church for nightclub style services that attract hundreds of young people.

In the early 1990s, he moved to the city’s Ponds Forge Leisure Center due to his popularity.

However, NOS was solved in 1995 after concerns about brain behavior increased.