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Sex pest who made gran's life 'hell for years' is spared jail - and still lives next door

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Robert May, 73, admitted a charge of outraging public decency at Kidderminster Magistrates' Court and was handed a suspended sentence and restraining order Robert May sent outrageous messages to Margaret Day a week after her husband was cremated - the start of a decade-long 'hell' - but Ms Day still has to live next door to the sex pest Key points and original sources are listed below.

  • Robert May, 73, admitted a charge of outraging public decency at Kidderminster Magistrates' Court and was handed a suspended sentence and restraining orderS1
  • Robert May sent outrageous messages to Margaret Day a week after her husband was cremated - the start of a decade-long 'hell' - but Ms Day still has to live next door to the sex pestS2
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Sex pest who made gran's life 'hell for years' is spared jail - and still lives next door

Robert May, 73, admitted a charge of outraging public decency at Kidderminster Magistrates' Court and was handed a suspended sentence and restraining order

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'The sex offender who made my life hell still lives next door'

Robert May sent outrageous messages to Margaret Day a week after her husband was cremated - the start of a decade-long 'hell' - but Ms Day still has to live next door to the sex pe…

Sex pest who made gran's life 'hell for years' is spared jail - and still lives next door

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The brief

Robert May, 73, admitted a charge of outraging public decency at Kidderminster Magistrates' Court and was handed a suspended sentence and restraining order Robert May sent outrageous messages to Margaret Day a week after her husband was cremated - the start of a decade-long 'hell' - but Ms Day still has to live next door to the sex pest Key points and original sources are listed below.

  • Robert May, 73, admitted a charge of outraging public decency at Kidderminster Magistrates' Court and was handed a suspended sentence and restraining orderS1
  • Robert May sent outrageous messages to Margaret Day a week after her husband was cremated - the start of a decade-long 'hell' - but Ms Day still has to live next door to the sex pestS2
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