A man who was sexually abused by his football coach when he was a child is urging other victims to speak out.
The man, now in his 40s, was assaulted at the Plymouth home of Roger Perry "almost every weekend" when he was about nine years old.
He was told Perry - a former Plymouth Argyle prospect - committed suicide in the 1980s after allegations were made against him by another boy, but until very recently he did not know if his abuser was alive or dead.
Now he wants answers...
