Olympic Athlete Conrad Mainwaring Sentenced for 1970s Sex Abuse

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Former Olympian and track coach Conrad Mainwaring pleaded guilty to sexually molesting young boys at a sports camp in the 1970s, facing 12 counts of indecent assault and battery. Victims testified to the emotional trauma and lifelong impact of the abuse, with Mainwaring using his Olympic status to groom and exploit the boys. Mainwaring, now 72, will serve up to 11 years in prison, with victims demanding a long jail sentence to protect others from harm. The case was brought to light following a 2019 ESPN report, and victims' attorneys are calling for accountability from Syracuse University and Camp Greylock.
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- Former Olympian Pleads Guilty To Molesting Boys In 1970s HuffPost
- Former Olympian and SU graduate student pleads guilty to sexually assaulting multiple boys WSYR
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