Carr Sentenced to Six Years for Rape and Sexual Assault of Woman at Melbourne Home in 2023, Judge Denies Remorse Claim in Australia

Judge Frank Gucciardo described Carr's actions as "appalling" and said there was no evidence he had any remorse for taking advantage of the vulnerable woman. Carr, who appeared via video link sobbing, shaking his head and muttering to himself, will have to serve a minimum of four years before he is eligible for parole. A jury found Carr guilty of two counts of rape and one count of sexual assault dating to March 23, 2023. The woman had visited Carr's house to discuss a job opportunity before the pair headed to the celebrity agent's friend's place to watch football.

A night of drinking and drug-taking followed, the trial heard, before Carr raped the woman when the pair returned to his West Melbourne home. The attack lasted a matter of seconds, the woman testified, before she punched Carr in the face and called him a f***ing rapist. The woman said Carr later asked her to perform a sexual act on him.

She contacted her mother, who called the police. Judge Gucciardo said Carr had taken advantage of an intoxicated, vulnerable young woman who had repeatedly told Carr she did not want a sexual relationship.