AFL Legend Barry Cable Faces Child Sexual Crime Allegations, Stripped of Hall of Fame Honors
May 30, 2024
Barry Cable, 80, former AFL legend, faces serious child sexual crime allegations from the 1960s.
The charges include five counts of indecent dealing and two counts of unlawful carnal knowledge with a minor.
Despite pleading not guilty, a civil trial last year found him guilty of abusing a girl over five years, resulting in a damages award.
Due to his bankruptcy, the victim may not receive compensation.
Barry Cable has been stripped of his Hall of Fame honours.
He will reappear in court on August 8 for a committal mention.
Support services are available for victims of sexual abuse.
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The Age • May 30, 2024
Barry Cable pleads not guilty to 1960s sexual abuse of child
The West Australian • May 30, 2024
Ex-footballer Cable fighting child sexual abuse charges
The West Australian • May 30, 2024
Footy legend to fight child sex assault claim