Victims of Sydney's North Shore rapist confront attacker in court
Two victims of a Sydney serial rapist have bravely attended court hoping to confront the man who raped them more than two decades ago as he faces fresh charges of sexual assault.
Juanita and Angela attended court on Tuesday and pushed through their trauma to face the man who raped them in the 1990s.
Graham James Kay is facing fresh charges he grabbed a 16-year-old girl and attempted to kiss her at western Sydney supermarket a month after he had to electronic anklet removed.
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Juanita (right) and Angela (left) attended court on Tuesday preparing to face the man who raped them in the 1990s
The 66-year-old has denied the allegations he assaulted the teenager at the Rosehill Woolworths.
On Sunday the convicted predator was back in custody after he was believed to breach his strict supervision orders.
The convicted rapist has been accused of failing to give a 'truthful answer' to his supervising officers.
Kay was handed these strict supervisions and was deemed a serious risk of further violent sexual offences.
Graham James Kay didn't show at Parramatta Local Court despite facing fresh charges he grabbed a 16-year-old girl and attempted to kiss her at western Sydney supermarket
It is alleged the convicted rapist let people stay at his Parramatta home without prior approval and failed to disclose an intimate relationship with a prostitute.
The predator terrorised Sydney's north shore with a series of rapes in the 1990s.
Kay spent 18 years in jail for eight sexual assaults that occurred between 1995 and 1996.
The two victims of the Sydney serial rapist hoped to confront their attacker in court as he is hit with new allegations of assault
His victims were aged from 16 to 39 and took place between December 1995 and December 1996.
After grabbing them from behind and holding a knife to their necks he played out his 'premeditated and planned' attacks.
He was stopped in 1997 after a police operation caught him driving looking for men and women in inner-Sydney suburbs.
Juanita: 'I was very surprised. I don't understand why they do that with a serial sex offender. It's really confusing,'
He faced a maximum jail sentence of 20 years and served 18 of them.
Juanita and Angela said they were 'surprised' and 'angry' when they found he had been released on bail.
'I was very surprised. I don't understand why they do that with a serial sex offender. It's really confusing,' Juanita told Nine News.
The 66-year-old spent 18 years in jail for six sexual assaults that occurred between 1995 and 1996 but was released in 2015
Kay did not attend Parramatta Local Court but lawyers representing him said their client pleaded not guilty to assault and intimidation.
'It's sickening and I'm angry. My heart is going thump, thump, thump, thump. My stomach is churning,' Angela said.
After complying with his strict parole conditions, Corrective Services officers in New South Wales have to remove his electronic ankle bracelet on March 17, 2018.
His lawyers indicated he would apply for bail when he returns to court on May 8.