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Pensioner pleads guilty to raping woman drugged by husband

The Guardian UK Thursday 15 October 2026, 16:08 UTC By Hannah Al-Othman North of England correspondent 1 min read
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Graham Brougham, 74, was one of the men invited to sexually assault victim while she was unconsciousA pensioner from Cheshire has pleaded guilty to the rape of a woman whose husband drugged her and invited other men to sexually assault her while she was unconscious. Graham Brougham, 74, pleaded guilty to rape at a hearing at Manchester Minshull Street crown court on Thursday afternoon.

Graham Brougham, 74, was one of the men invited to sexually assault victim while she was unconscious

A pensioner from Cheshire has pleaded guilty to the rape of a woman whose husband drugged her and invited other men to sexually assault her while she was unconscious.

Graham Brougham, 74, pleaded guilty to rape at a hearing at Manchester Minshull Street crown court on Thursday afternoon.

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Pensioner (PERSON) Graham Brougham (PERSON) Cheshire (ORG) Manchester Minshull Street (LOCATION)
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