'Cruel and callous' rapist terrorised six partners in 14 years A man has been found guilty of raping five women and assaulting a sixth during a series of violent and abusive relationships. A judge described Jonathon Mallon's behaviour as "cruel, callous and perverse" and warned him he faced a life sentence when he returns to court in the New Year. Mallon, 32, raped one of his victims in a cinema toilet and another in a changing cubicle at a busy swimming pool. The High Court in Glasgow heard he was a Jekyll and Hyde character who was charming and kind on the surface, but turned violent, controlling and abusive once he had lured his victims into a relationship. All his victims, now aged between 21 and 31, were vulnerable young women who became involved with him at different stages over a 14-year period. As Mallon broke down when the guilty verdict was read out, Judge Bill Dunlop QC told him: "Well may you weep. I hope your tears are for the women whose lives you have ruined. Mallon, a keen churchgoer, met two of his victims at Queen's Park Baptist Church in Glasgow, others at parties and one when he chatted her up on a bus. After being found guilty Mallon shouted at one of his victims as he was led from the dock, saying: "I hope you are f****** happy now" - prompting her to flee the courtroom in tears. One of his ex-girlfriends told the court how Mallon pestered her for sex and hit her when she refused. The woman, now 26, said: "He always said you know what will happen if you don't let me. He was always threatening to hit me. But it's easier to cover up rape than a black eye. She added: "He would pull my hair, hit me, twist my nipples, make me feel small and dirty. He would call me dirty bitch, naughty schoolgirl. I was too scared to say anything. I just wanted to get it over and done with as quickly as possible. I didn't want anyone to know what was going on behind closed doors. The woman described one occasion when Mallon raped her in a cubicle at Scotstoun Swimming Baths. She told the court: "The place was really full of kids. I said no and he told me: 'You know what will happen, don't create a scene.' I said 'you can't not here,' and he just told me to shut up. Afterwards he said: 'Do you know what I've just done to you. I've raped you.' It kind of looked like he was gloating. Another victim, who is 21, said Mallon would demand sex two or three times a day. "I would try to push him away, but he was just too strong," she said. Afterwards he would say sorry. Asked how she felt when Mallon forced himself on her, she replied: "Sad, upset, angry, very emotional." A third victim has since died at the age of 25, the court was told. In statements to the police which were read out in court, she described how Mallon was initially charming, but his darker side soon emerged. She said he raped her in the gents" toilets at the Odeon cinema in Renfield Street, Glasgow, and on another occasion forced her to have sex with a pensioner. She told police: "I would describe my relationship with Jonathon as sick. I think he is scum and should be locked up and fling the key away. In evidence, Mallon denied all the allegations against him and claimed that any sex was consensual. He was asked why the women would make up stories about him and stated: "I don't know. I don't have an answer. Mallon was found guilty of raping five women and sexually abusing a sixth between 1999 and 2013. Prosecutor Kath Harper told the court he had previous convictions for domestic abuse, violence, carrying a knife and fireraising. Outside court the police officer who led the investigation, DI Mark McGowan said: "I'm delighted with the result, especially for these women. Hopefully we have given them justice. Mallon is a calculating individual who preyed on the vulnerability of his victims - first luring them into a relationship and then carrying out horrific acts on each and every one of them.