A MAN who raped and abused a young girl has been jailed for 27 years, after the victim was left “afraid of leaving the house”.
Krzysztof Biros, 52, gave the girl “nightmares and flashbacks” over the sickening four year ordeal.
The predator, of no fixed abode in Bristol, tried to convince the victim she wouldn’t be believed as he continued to attack her.
It is believed Biros also drove a white van during the period of his offending, leaving the victim panicking every time she saw one on the road.
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Krzysztof Biros, of no fixed abode in Bristol, was sentenced for eight counts of rape against a child on Thursday 27 August.
His offending first came to light when the victim confided in her parents that she had been raped by Biros.
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The man was arrested on April 7, 2024, to prevent further offending before he was charged on April 22, 2025, before he went on trial in August this year.
The judge described the case as “disturbing and harrowing” as Biros changed his pleas to guilty half way through the trial.
He has also been given a Sexual Harm Prevention Order and indefinite restraining order to protect the victim and witnesses.
This also prevents him from having contact with children should he be released.
A victim impact statement read out in court on behalf of the victim’s step-mother said: “She often said she felt guilty about what had happened and felt like a bad person, and I always reassure her that she has nothing to feel guilty about.
“She is often crying when she talks about these experiences, and I give her a big hug when she has finished.
“She would have nightmares and flashbacks almost every night, and would often be afraid of leaving the house over fears of meeting Biros.
DC Joe White said: “The defendant did not admit his guilt until half way through the trial, which put the victim and their family through unnecessary added stress and anxiety.
“He told the victim they would not be believed because they were a child, which delayed them reporting the offences for a number of years.
“This conviction shows that we will take children’s reports seriously and carry out a robust and thorough investigation.
“The strength of the investigation and evidence gathered has resulted in the defendant pleading guilty during the trial and the Judge’s sentence reflects the seriousness of his offending.”
