Overview
- Judge Joshua Wall imposed a state prison term of seven to nine years, credited Terence Crosbie with 593 days already served, and ordered his commitment to Souza-Baranowski Correctional Center.
- Prosecutors sought nine to 12 years while the defense urged three to five; the judge called the assault an act of “extraordinary sexual violence.”
- The victim described lasting anxiety and sleepless nights in an impact statement, saying her attacker has never expressed remorse.
- Jurors returned a unanimous guilty verdict on Oct. 24 after about 15 hours of deliberations in a retrial, following a hung jury in June.
- Evidence included the victim’s contemporaneous report, key-card logs and surveillance showing Crosbie’s presence, and DNA testing that identified male contributors but did not confirm Crosbie; after police questioning he booked an early flight and was arrested on a plane at Logan, and his attorneys say they will appeal.