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Robert Hughes: Convicted pedophile granted parole by court

Former Actor Robert Hughes is now granted parole under the premise that he does not pose a threat to society and will be deported to the UK.

Shannon Alexander by Shannon Alexander
02-06-2022 18:10
in Lifestyle
Robert Hughes: Convicted pedophile granted parole by court

Robert Hughes pictured above with his wife. Photo: News Corp Australia

Robert Hughes will be a free man before June 14th as his six-year non-parole period has surpassed in 2020. Since then, Hughes has been denied parole twice and secured his freedom on his third attempt. 

Sex offender Robert Hughes to be released from prison

So far, several of his sexual abuse victims appeared in court to be present for the hearing. This includes Sarah Monahan who he was convicted of sexually abusing. 

According to Perth Now, Robert Hughes sexual offenses were committed before he landed the big role as a widowed father on Hey Dad! The popular tv show ran for seven years. 

In 2014, Robert Hughes was sentenced to a minimum of 10 years and nine months in prison. With six years of non-parole to be granted. Right now, the court believes that he poses no threat to society given his conviction and sentencing. 

“He no longer enjoys such power or trust, as a direct consequence of the convictions and the consequent widespread adverse publicity, notwithstanding his defiant denials.”

Victim believes he will commit offenses again

Thus far, Sarah Monahan believes that Robert Hughes still faces a huge threat to society. She expressed that Hughes has not admitted that he did anything wrong and that he maintained his innocence since. 

“He’s a denier, so he still thinks he hasn’t done anything wrong. So, he’ll keep doing wrong things.”

Sarah Monahan
Sarah Monahan played Robert’s on-screen daughter for the sitcom Hey Dad!. Photo: Perth Now

Upon his release, Robert Hughes will immediately be deported to the UK. It is reported that his freedom will be granted no later than the 14th of June.  

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To date, all his victims have been between the ages of 7 and 15 years. Sarah Monahan is yet to comment on the release of Robert Hughes. 

So far, his wife has stood firmly behind Robert and has made a great effort to find psychologists which can help with his previous sex offenses. That is, to help him never commit it again. 

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