A man is sentenced to nearly 14 years in prison after posing as a masseur and sexually abusing female clients, according to reports from multiple outlets. The court finds that the offender used the massage setting to gain access to victims, then committed sexual assault. Prosecutors also allege he took invasive photographs of clients without consent, further compounding the abuse. All three sources describe the conduct as involving both sexual abuse and the recording of images during or connected to the alleged assaults. The sentencing outcome is reported consistently across the articles, with the prison term described as close to 14 years. The reports do not indicate the man’s identity or provide extensive detail beyond the nature of the offences and the overall length of the sentence. The case is presented as involving exploitation of trust in a professional context and harmful conduct against multiple women, with the jail term reflecting the seriousness of the offending.