The appellant was convicted of two counts of sexual interference against two children under the age of 16 years.
The trial judge found that the appellant had committed sexual offences against both complainants in a park in Brantford on a single occasion in August 2019, and that he had also sexually abused one complainant over an extended period in the family home prior to the park incident.
The appellant was sentenced to ten years' imprisonment.
On appeal, the appellant challenged the conviction on three grounds: alleged errors in the W.(D.) analysis, uneven scrutiny of evidence, and misapprehension of DNA evidence.
The Court of Appeal dismissed all grounds of appeal and upheld the conviction.
