Suffolk Sex Offender Out On Parole Convicted 2nd Time Of Abusing Child

PORT JEFFERSON, NY — A Coram sex offender was convicted of sexually abusing a girl over several months while her mother was at work.

Paris Fyall, 37, a Level 3 sex offender stemming from a 2004 conviction, was out on parole at the time of the crime following a 2010 conviction for first-degree robbery, prosecutors said.

He was found guilty Wednesday of first-degree course of sexual conduct against a child and child endangerment in connection with after a two-week jury trial.

Fyall repeatedly sexually abused the girl over a period of 4 1/2 months when she was between the ages of 10 and 11, prosecutors said. The abuse happened while her mother was at work and her sister was out of the room.

Fyall was required to wear a GPS monitor as a condition of his parole, prosecutors said. Investigators gathered evidence showing him at the child’s home while her mother was at work.

Suffolk District Attorney Ray Tierney thanked the jury for their decision, saying it “will provide something that our broken parole system is clearly incapable of providing: a small measure of justice for the victim and protection for the rest of the community from further crimes of this defendant.”

When he is due back in court on Jan. 20 for sentencing, he faces a minimum sentence of 20 years to life in prison.

Patch has reached out to his attorney Christopher Brocato of Central Islip for comment.