John Forsyth, from Heckmondwike, was convicted in September of six offences against two boys.
A registered sex offender who posed "significant danger" to young children has been jailed for the sexual abuse of two young boys.
A full investigation was launched by Kirklees Child Safeguarding Unit after the complainants contacted officers, according to West Yorkshire Police.He was convicted of two offences of raping a child under 13, two offences of sexual activity with a child under 13, attempted rape and sexual assault.Det Con Amy Green, who led the investigation, said: "John Forsyth clearly poses a significant danger to young children and we welcome the strong sentence handed down by the court.
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