Jay Savage convicted of abducting and raping teenage girl in Boston
Jay Savage, aged 33, has been found guilty of abducting and raping a teenage girl in Boston, Lincolnshire, following a six-day trial at Lincoln Crown Court. The conviction is significant as it demonstrates the justice system's commitment to holding offenders accountable for serious crimes against vulnerable victims. Savage was also convicted of taking an indecent photograph of a child during the assault.
On 16 March 2025, Savage approached the girl at around 9:15pm in the town centre and persuaded her to accompany him home under threat of a weapon, which she believed to be a knife. The assault was reported to police shortly after midnight on 17 March, and Savage was arrested at 1:45am. He remains remanded in custody pending sentencing, which is scheduled for 27 November.
- Man convicted of abducting and raping teenage girl in Lincolnshire.
- Attack involved threat of weapon and coercion to offender's home.
- Sentencing due 27 November; offender remanded in custody.
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Originally published by Daily Mail as “Man, 33, is found guilty of raping teenage girl after abducting her from town centre and forcing her back to his home ‘at knifepoint’”.