Do this again and you could spend the rest of your life in a federal penitentiary, a judge told a three-time convicted rapist on Wednesday.

Territorial judge Donald Luther sentenced Abraham Daniel Vanbibber to 46 months in jail for sexually assaulting two young women, 16 and 20 at the time, in June 2014.

“You’ve shown yourself to be a vile man, who, for his own gratification, imposed a life sentence of hurt feelings on (two) young women,” Luther said.

A publication ban prohibits publishing any details that could identify the victims.

Vanbibber pleaded guilty in March 2015 to two counts of sexual assault.

An agreed statement of facts signed by the Crown, Vanbibber and his lawyer was filed to the court.

On June 6, 2014, the 20-year-old victim and her boyfriend were at a party with the 16-year-old victim and Vanbibber.

All of them were drinking.

Vanbibber made sexual advances to the 16-year-old, which she turned down.

When informed she was 16, Vanbibber told her, “the younger the better,” the agreed statement of facts reads.

At some point on the morning of June 7, Vanbibber was alone in his trailer with the 16-year-old, who had passed out.

She awoke during the day, her pants down, Vanbibber holding her wrists behind her back, his pants also down.

Vanbiber quickly left the trailer when she asked him what he was doing.

“The offender had violent, non-consensual sex anally and vaginally,” the judge said.

Later that day, the 20-year-old victim was waiting for her boyfriend in Vanbibber’s trailer when she passed out.

When she awakened, Vanbibber was placing her hands on his penis.

A friend intervened upon hearing her scream when Vanbibber tried to force himself on her.

The agreed statement of facts laid out results of DNA evidence that confirmed the two sexual assaults.

The judge didn’t buy Vanbibber’s claim that he doesn’t remember the crimes because he was intoxicated.

He will have to explain to his two daughters why he will spend the next two years of his life in jail, the judge added.

The offender has a supportive mother who wrote a letter to the court, the judge noted.

“To say the crime had a serious impact on the victims is a gross understatement,” Luther said.

Both young women filed victim impact statements describing the consequences the assaults have had on their lives.

Luther read parts of them.

“I’m worried the emotional trauma will affect me for years to come,” the 20-year-old wrote.

The 16-year-old related how the assault affected her and her family.

The assault also had an impact on the health of the 16-year-old’s mother.

But she is not going to let Vanbibber win, she wrote.

“He (already) took so much from me,” she wrote.

“Abraham Vanbibber is a loser; I’m going to take my power and my life back.”

The 46-year-old man was first convicted of sexual assault in 2008 and sentenced to 16 months in jail.

Crown prosecutor Jennifer Grandy and defence lawyer Malcolm Campbell put forward a joint submission for the sentence during a sentencing hearing on Monday.

Had the case gone to trial, the Crown would have sought a five- to seven-year sentence, Grandy told the court.

The guilty plea spared the victims having to testify, she noted, which is a mitigating factor.

Luther accepted the joint submission Wednesday.

He noted that even though he would have imposed a longer term, the sentence isn’t unfit, nor does it bring the administration of justice into disrepute.

While Vanbibber is a First Nations man, Luther noted that had no impact in this case, as he hadn’t gone through the “typical turmoil second-generation residential school survivors experience.”

Vanbibber had been employed for most of his life and was capable of “lucrative, productive work,” the judge noted.

With the credit he received for the time he has already spent in custody, Vanbibber has to spend another 23 months at the Whitehorse Correctional Centre.

Luther also imposed a three-year probation term on the offender. He will be prohibited from contacting the victims during that time.

Vanbibber will also have to pay a $400 victim fine surcharge.