A MAN guilty of a 25-year campaign of physical and sexual abuse has been jailed for eight years.
Robert McGeachy preyed on seven victims including the rapes of a teenager and a woman.
The 63-year-old was convicted of a total of 17 charges following a trial at the High Court in Glasgow.
The crimes occurred between 1978 and 2003 at various addresses in the city, including in the East End and Southside.
McGeachy - who denied the accusations - returned to the dock today.
Judge John McCormick said he had listened to "compelling evidence" given by those who had suffered at McGeachy's hands.
He added: "The charges represent a catalogue of sexual and violent offending."
The first victim was a young child who McGeachy, of the city's Cardonald, sexually abused.
He then preyed on another youngster before raping a teenager.
One attack saw McGeachy force a cloth into her mouth and tie her hands behind her back.
McGeachy later raped a woman and also pressed a knife to her throat.
He went on to be repeatedly violent to another woman which saw her choked, headbutted and a finger gouged into her eye.
McGeachy also punched her, bit her ear and held her over a bath.
A young child was then belted with a slipper, punched and hit on the head.
He finally slapped another child on their body as well as hit them with a slipper.
McGeachy was also today put on the sex offenders list indefinitely.
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