Court told of predator teacher’s sick question to boy
A court has heard of the vile actions a former teacher performed on his young victim.
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A former Queensland schoolteacher repeatedly sexually assaulted a young boy up until his teen years, at times offering money when he performed the vile acts, a court has been told.
Stephen Frederick Koster’s shameful acts were revealed after the 70-year-old ex-teacher pleaded guilty to a raft of offences committed against the young boy.
He was charged with maintaining a sexual relationship with a child, sexual assault and multiple counts of indecent treatment of children.
Brisbane District Court was told Koster had already been convicted in 2003 and 2012 for similar historic offences before the assaults on the young boy.
The victim was aged between eight and 16 during the offending period.
Judge Paul Smith said Koster repeatedly performed oral sex on the boy, at times offering him money.
On one occasion, Koster asked the boy if he had ever seen a man ejaculate, the court was told.
“He was curious, (and) you ejaculated in front of him,” Judge Smith said.
“It is serious offending.
“(The victim) was young, it was continuous, there was a breach of trust and an element of grooming, as it was protracted.”
The court was told none of the acts involved penetration or violence.
Koster was diagnosed with pedophilic disorder and had “recurrent and intense” fantasies towards children aged under 13 from an early age.
“This sexual orientation resulted in depression and heavy drinking,” Judge Smith said.
Koster had also not reoffended in 30 years.
He received a head sentence of four and a half years’ jail, to be suspended after serving 15 months behind bars.
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