Kerry Dale, 44, has been jailed for seven years after being found guilty of three counts.
Kerry Dale has been jailed for seven years for offences committed over a two-year period A woman has spoken about how her life was ruined after she was raped by her teacher more than 20 years ago. Kerry Dale, 44, was jailed for seven years last week for three different counts while she was a teacher at Glenburn Sports College in Skelmersdale, Lancashire.
‘She continues to suffer flashbacks and nightmares from her teenage years. She has been on the edge since suffering really bad anxiety and PTSD from the trauma it caused. ‘Still to this day she suffers to live with this. Her family, friends and children have suffered. It’s had a really bad impact on her life and she needed the justice.
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