NASA engineer sex assaults: Houston police, Harris County prosecutors discuss case of ‘suspected serial sexual predator’ Eric Sim
HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) -- Investigators say there could be more victims of a former aerospace engineer accused of multiple sexual assaults. Harris County District Attorney Kim Ogg and Houston Police Department officials are set to talk about the case during a Wednesday press conference, calling 37-year-old Eric Sim a "suspected serial sex predator." ABC13 will Houston police and Harris County prosecutors are set to discuss the case of 37-year-old former NASA engineer Eric Sim, who is accused of multiple sexual assaults. Sim, a former aerospace engineer, allegedly targeted women he met on dating apps. He was arrested at NASA last month and has been under 24/7 house arrest. Harris County District Attorney Kim Ogg and Houston Police Department officials will discuss this case at a 2:30 p.m. event. Sim's alleged victims are being identified as one of the complainants, while authorities are looking for more victims.
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HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) — Investigators say there could be more victims of a former aerospace engineer accused of multiple sexual assaults.
Harris County District Attorney Kim Ogg and Houston Police Department officials are set to talk about the case during a Wednesday press conference, calling 37-year-old Eric Sim a “suspected serial sex predator.”
ABC13 will be at the scheduled 2:30 p.m. event, which you can watch on the 24/7 live streaming channel in the video player above.
Sim, a NASA engineer, is accused of sexually assaulting six women. He would allegedly prey on women he met on dating apps. Court documents say one woman thinks she was drugged.
The engineer was arrested at NASA last month.
NASA won’t confirm or deny if Sim still has a job there, but ABC13 learned he’s been on 24/7 house arrest.
“I’m not fazed at all by the number of complainants, whether it’s one, six, or 10,” Davis said after Sims bonded out last week. “The question is, ‘Do these complainants know each other? How do they know each other? How did they come forward? Why did they wait? What are their motives?’ All those things we are exploring.”
Authorities are now hoping to identify more victims.
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المواضيع: Space, NASA