Man jailed for ‘Big Mama’ VHS recording of sexual assault
She said the woman recalled going out with Parizian one night and drinking orange juice before being taken to his home in Liverpool, where she developed a headache and felt light-headed.
Culver said the woman recalled seeing the mattress in his bedroom at an odd angle relative to the wardrobe, whose normally closed doors were slightly ajar. The woman refused sex and recalled that Parizian had asked for a hug and was angry, rude and energetic.
“She then has no memory of what happened after that,” Culver said.
Footage showed the woman attempting to defy Parizian by hitting and shoving him, telling him she did not consent to any sexual activity nor to being filmed. He threatened to have anal sex with her and ejaculate inside her if she didn’t cooperate with him.
Culver said the footage showed the woman was “clearly” under the influence of a substance, but she was unable to determine that Parizian spiked the orange juice because he is not charged with the offense, which carries a higher maximum penalty pull.
She said Parizian committed the offenses “intentionally” by placing the mattress and a camera in the closet, and repeatedly denied to the woman that she was filmed.
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Culver said the crimes occurred over a “substantial” period of time, which represented “widespread injury to the victim.” Parizian further claims he did not assault the woman and was involved in consensual roleplay.
The judge said Parizian, who is on a disability pension and has no criminal record, has been diagnosed with various medical conditions that could affect his sentence, including vascular dementia.
She said he has a below-average risk of recidivism and that there are some positives to rehabilitation, but these need to be tempered by his “persistent lack of insight and hostility toward women in general.”
When his verdict was announced, Parizian sat in the dock in a white T-shirt. He sipped on a cup of water before being taken away from the correctional facility.
He is eligible for parole in February 2028.
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