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Ex-Taunton Town Boss Admits Offences in Stockport Drugging and Rape Case

Ex-Taunton Town Boss Admits Offences in Stockport Drugging and Rape Case

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Karl Lindsay, the former chief executive of non-league Taunton Town, has admitted serious offences linked to the drugging and rape of a woman by her husband and other men. He pleaded guilty at Manchester's Minshull Street Crown Court and was remanded in custody until sentencing. The husband has already admitted dozens of offences against his wife. Nine other men face a trial starting next Monday.

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