Overview
- Paul Lipscombe, 51, pleaded guilty to 34 offences including two rapes, three sexual assaults and 21 counts of sexual activity with a child, involving six victims aged 12 to 15.
- The associate director at University Hospitals Coventry and Warwickshire NHS Trust used fake social media profiles, gave a 15-year-old a scripted 999 call, and arranged hotels and an Airbnb to isolate victims.
- Officers arrested him in April last year after stopping his Tesla near a KFC in Birstall during the search for a missing girl, then located the victim at a rented address.
- Searches uncovered used condoms, children’s clothing, restraints, a leather collar, Viagra, soft toys, a spy‑camera app and wiped phones, with digital evidence indicating further victims.
- Sentencing at Leicester Crown Court is scheduled to conclude today, with court reporting detailing that he also created and sold indecent images using AI tools, generating more than £3,000.