‘North Shore rapist’ Graham Kay jailed for four months for concealing prostitute

Two victims of the so-called ‘North Shore Rapist’ have expressed relief and caution after watching their attacker, Graham Kay, sent back to jail.

Kay faced the Parramatta Local Court today after pleading guilty to breaching a supervision order in April this year.

The 66-year-old, who spent 18 years in prison for raping eight women, was released in 2015.

In 2017, the authorities applied and were granted extended supervision orders on the basis he remained a high-risk sex offender.

One of the orders stated that if he engaged in an intimate relationship he had to disclose it.

On April 6, Kay was "caught red handed" when a supervision officer visited his Sydney home, a court heard today.

It is alleged Kay stood in the doorway of his bedroom and said: "no one's here, okay? Good.”

But the officer checked again and found a 27-year-old escort in the room getting dressed.

The magistrate found Kay dishonestly concealed the relationship and sought to obstruct the orders.

Kay was sentenced to four months’ jail and with time served he'll be released in August.

The two victims who were in court for today's sentencing said they were happy Kay was back behind bars but "wished the sentenced was longer”, because he hasn't changed and he’s still a predator.

Kay is due back in court in June on charges of stalking and common assault after allegedly grabbing and trying to kiss a 16-year-old girl at a Woolworths in Rosehill.

Kay has pleaded not guilty.