Mugshot of Floyd Campbell Stanfield and file photo of Pulaski County District Court
Floyd Campbell Stanfield has been jailed for 15 years for raping a 74 year-old woman. He raped a pregnant woman at knifepoint in 1983, then shot a five year-old boy dead after being released from jail for that crime (Pictures: Pulaski County Sheriff’s Office/Google Maps)

A serial criminal who raped a pregnant friend and murdered a five year-old boy is headed back to prison for raping an elderly woman.

Floyd Campbell Stanfield, 58, will serve 15 years behind bars after he admitted second degree rape over the Halloween 2018 attack.

Stanfield, of Little Rock in Arkansas, began raping the 74 year-old woman as she slept, and fought off her efforts to resist him.

The attack left her with external as well as internal injuries with Stanfield initially trying to claim the sexual encounter had been consensual.

Stanfield has a shocking criminal history which saw him rape a pregnant friend at knifepoint in 1983.

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Further details on the length of sentence he served for that offense are not available.


Seven years later, in May 1990, he shot and killed five year-old Robert Draggs Jr while the youngster was playing outside his home.

Stanfield had fired his gun while chasing his girlfriend, who lived near Draggs’ family.

He was charged with capital murder because of his victim’s age, but struck a plea deal which saw him admit first-degree murder.

Stanfield was sentenced to 25 years jail in 1991. He was caught in possession of a shotgun in April 2011, despite felons being barred from owning firearms.

That saw Stanfield handed probation, the Arkansas Democrat Gazette reported.

And in May 2013, Stanfield was sent back to prison after trying to hit son Christopher Walker in the head with a hammer.

He was also convicted of failing to register as a sex offender.

Stanfield was further charged with failing to register as a sex offender after being freed from jail on completing that sentence.