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Portsmouth Crown Court today heard the full extent of Jamie Wallers sexual interest in children as he was jailed for five years.

The 25-year-old married determined and manipulative paedophile was back in court after being handed a suspended term when he was caught by a vigilante in May last year.

But today it emerged police later re-examined his phones and found disturbing conversations with a 13-year-old girl dating to 2017, and 864 indecent images of children - all predating his first arrest.

Some images showed a girl as young as five being raped by men.

Bullying the teenage girl into sending images, Waller had said: If you post to me I wont put it out anywhere or show your mum - you should do whatever I say.

Waller called her a little slut and brought in a 50-year-old paedophile to their shared chat. The girl was told: I bet your parents dont know you have that thong.

Prosecutor Charles Digby revealed even while the former learning disability worker Waller was on a suspended sentence his offending did not stop.

In October last year, he told an undercover police officer posing as a 13-year-old girl that he loved her and wanted her to send naughty pictures.

When the officer said shed been warned about that kind of thing at school, Waller replied: Its normal for people in love.

Waller, of South Street, in Gosport, was arrested at work in Dunelm in Southampton on November 8 in 2019.

Mr Digby said Waller published explicit images on social media and shared them with other paedophiles, and forced the teenager to call him master as she begged the pervert to leave her alone. This related to the girl he spoke to in 2017.

Waller also had explicit images and discussions with an unidentified girl, the court heard.

Detailing the prosecution case, judge Roger Hetherington said: You are a determined and manipulative paedophile as demonstrated by your consistent behaviour since 2017, and you have used threats and blackmail to goad females you believed to be 13 or about that age into filming acts which were bound to cause feelings of fear, degradation and humiliation.

You also used social media to publish those photographs and you were to attract the attention of others from the wider paedophile community and involved them in chat sites with the victim.

He added: Your behaviour in blackmailing (the girl) with further pictures and claims to be her father is likely to cause her psychological harm.

Eleanor Fargin, for Waller, said when he was arrested he had only undergone a sex offender treatment programme for around three weeks. She said he was autistic and he struggled to empathise with the victims of child abuse.

Waller admitted three charges of making indecent images, two of distributing, two of causing or inciting a girl to engage in sexual activity, and sexual communication with a child.

He also admitted attempting to engage in sexual communication with a child, attempting to cause or incite a girl to engage in sexual activity, attempting to cause a child to see a sexual image, and breaching his suspended sentence.

Waller was first arrested on July 21, 2018, at his home when a category A indecent image was found on his phone. No action was then taken, the court heard.

By April 6, 2019, he was snared by a paedophile hunter posing as a 13-year-old girl. Waller was arrested and handed a suspended sentence in May that year.

Waller, who poses a high risk of serious harm to children, must sign the sex offenders' register for life. The judge imposed a sexual harm prevention order for life. Waller did not attempt to meet any child.

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Jack Hall, whose real name is David Chadwick, befriended the girl's family who had no idea he was a convicted sex offender with a shocking history of offences dating back more than 30 years.

A paedophile has been jailed for breaching a sexual offences order after boasting he 'played a family like a game of chess.'

Jack Hall, 62 - whose real name is David Chadwick - befriended the mother of a six-year-old girl and tricked her for months.

Portsmouth Crown Court heard that the paedophile, from Gosport, Hampshire, bought the girl a book and sweets as he integrated himself with her family.

Later, Hall took the girl to a shop alone and played "inappropriately" with her as she rolled across his chest on the ground in a field before he disappeared into bushes for between five and 10 minutes.

The court heard that Hall quickly became a 'close family friend' but the unsuspecting mother had no idea he was a convicted sex offender with a shocking history of offences dating back more than 30 years.

Hall has been repeatedly jailed in Britain, the Netherlands, is suspected to have abused a child in New Zealand - and sparked an international manhunt while on the run from police.

He targeted his latest victims just months after being released from a seven-year jail term in January this year, despite a sexual harm prevention order banning him from unsupervised access to children.

Hall described the girl as a 'ray of sunshine' and even grinned in the dock when he discovered pupils on a school visit were due to observe his trial.

He even boasted of playing the family like a game of chess.

Hall said: "I likened it to a game of chess. I'm not particularly going out of my way to court a friendship with (the couple).

"I enjoyed their company. I'm very saddened by the way this has turned out."

Jurors took just two hours and 27 minutes to convict Hall of breaching a sexual harm prevention order, which he denied, and he was jailed for four years and six months.

Prosecutor Sally Mertens said his method sees him 'befriend children of families' he finds.

Jailing him, Judge William Ashworth said: "The natural boundaries of a child had been eroded, and her parents had been eroded, by you in a very short space of time.

"With your history and having seen you give evidence... I'm in no doubt that your intention was to break down the barriers between you and (the girl) and her family so that you could sexually abuse her."

Speaking after Hall was convicted, the girl's mother said: "In chess you play eight or nine moves in front. It's all about attack and he's the leader going to attack his goal. We were pawns in his game."

She was pleased Hall was given a 'strong sentence' but expressed some concerns.

She added: "In reality he is going to be out in half, in two years time, that's what worries me."

Hall, who is not thought to have physically abused the girl, shook his head as he was jailed and must also sign the sex offenders' register for life.

Hall committed his first horrific crime in 1985 and in 2011 he was convicted of indecent assault for breaking into a boarding school in 1991 and attacking three boys.

In 2013, he was convicted of indecent assault on a boy under 14 and gross indecency of another teenage boy under 14.

He sparked a huge manhunt in February 2016 after breaching conditions of his prison release and police have previously had to warn Irish police about intelligence which suggested he was planning on travelling to the country.

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A MAN who downloaded more than 8,000 images of child abuse images including of a baby girl being sexually assaulted begged a judge not to jail him.

Pervert Alexander Davies, 26, repeatedly downloaded images on three phones - and even continued after being arrested and released.

At Portsmouth Crown Court he asked a judge for mercy and ‘one last chance to do good’ while reading out a letter from prison over a videolink in court.

But a judge ruled the case was too serious and jailed him for 16 months after he admitted two charges of distributing child abuse images, 12 possession charges and one of having extreme pornography.

The court heard how police raided Davies’s home and found two mobile phones containing indecent images and videos of children - with the defendant trying to hide one phone under his bed.

When arrested Davies, of Magennis Close, Gosport, denied wrongdoing and ‘suggested that his father was due to be released from prison and that he was set up,’ prosecutor Simon Foster said.

A third phone was handed back to him by police after his arrest as it was clean - but he downloaded more images.

‘He took the phone that was returned to the family on the basis that it contained no images, and he continued precisely the same activity as before and distributed images,’ Mr Foster said.

Messages uncovered on the third phone revealed Davies swapped messages with other perverts ‘indicating a wilfulness to exchange images’.

Analysis revealed Davies had 507 category A images, 322 category B and 7,945 rated in the less serious category C.

Jailing Davies, Recorder Michael Bowes QC said one image showed ‘an extremely graphic assault on a baby less than one year old’ and added in others ‘there’s restraint and discernible pain or distress’.

Reading his letter before he was jailed, Davies said: ‘I can see what I’ve done is wrong. I wish I could turn the clock back.’

He added: ‘Jail has taught me that life is priceless and so is freedom. Where my freedom has been taken away and my life has been changes it’s made me think

‘Please your honour, can you give me one last chance to do good.’

All three phones must be destroyed. Davies, who has no previous convictions, must sign the sex offenders’ register for a decade and an order restricts his internet use for the same period.

Daniel Reilly, mitigating, said: ‘Whilst he is 26 years of age, he is a very young 26-year-old.

‘He struggled significantly in both primary and secondary education and has severe learning difficulties.’

An educational psychologist’s report found Davies was only 0.3 per cent above others of his age in literacy and numerical ability - and is in the bottom two per cent for his spelling, Mr Reilly said outlining the defendant’s learning difficulties.

Recorder Bowes described the case as ‘a serious and quite complex matter’ and that the defendant displayed a ‘lack of maturity’.

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A ‘DISTURBING’ Gosport man who was found with over 1,500 indecent images of children on his computer – including rape of a toddler and beastiality – was unwittingly caught out, before admitting: ‘It was me.’

After police turned up at his Fraser Road address in November 2017, David Wilcock, 32, immediately owned up to his crimes to police, Portsmouth Crown Court heard at his sentencing.

The defendant, who had no previous convictions but later told probation he had viewed indecent images of children since he was a child, was finally exposed for his deplorable obsession while using a peer to peer software sharing site.

Wilcock’s collection of vile images were seen by other people who then reported him to the authorities. The hapless offender had no idea others could see his collection of photos.

‘Topics of files can be viewed, downloaded and shared by others on the network,’ prosecutor Matthew Lawson said.

When police turned up at his address, Wilcock did not try and hide his shameful actions before he was arrested and his computer seized.

Internet searches on his computer showed he had been looking for abuse images of ‘pre-teens’ as well as incest, the prosecutor said.

The worst files discovered included moving images of a girl aged between two to four years being raped and the rape of a girl who was aged four to six years. There was also a moving image of beastiality involving a girl aged 11-13 years.

Wilcock told officers: ‘I accessed material through peer to peer software and was unaware others could access it. I did not knowingly share it to others.’

The defendant admitted three charges of distributing indecent images of children and three charges of making indecent images of children. They included 124 category A images (the most serious level which involved penetration), 1,256 category B images and 171 category C images.

In defence, Daniel Riley, said Wilcock was ‘remorseful’ for his actions which had had a ‘big impact on him’.

Mr Riley explained how the defendant had taken steps to curb his desires by attending therapy paid for by himself. Social services were also said to have closed a case on him after carrying out a risk assessment.

Judge David Melville QC decided not to send Wilcock to prison after he had taken ‘significant steps’ to prevent his offending – a problem that had ‘been going on for a very long time, since you were a child according to your own admission to probation’.

The judge did warn him over his future behaviour, though, and described the impact his offending had on the young child victims he was watching, who were left ‘humiliated’ and distressed’.

He said: ‘You don’t know how much harm is being caused to these children – it may come out and affect them when they are adults. It’s a very serious situation.

‘By viewing these images you are encouraging these images to be taken as you are a customer. If people like you did not look at them there would be no market for them.

‘The children suffer throughout their lives because of these images and if ever you are thinking of straying then you should keep that in mind.’

Judge Melville ordered Wilcock to a three-year community order with 100 hours of unpaid work and 20 rehabilitation days, as well as to attend a sex offender’s group program. A sexual prevention order was also made and Wilcock was put on the sex offenders register.

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Jordan Saunders has been locked up for three years after admitting sexual activity with three underage girls

A predatory man has been locked up for three years after admitting sexual activity with three other teenagers when he was aged 17.

Jordan Saunders, now 18, groomed his three victims, who were aged 15, 14, and 13, prosecutors at Portsmouth Crown Court said.

The court heard he targeted all three girls, urged them to send him naked photos of themselves and sent them explicit messages and pictures as well.

Saunders, who then lived in Gosport, Hampshire, persuaded the 13 year old to meet him at Eastleigh train station, Hants, where he was caught on CCTV engaged in sexual activity.

As a result he was sentenced to an 18 month suspended term in a Young Offenders Institution, after admitting three offences of sexual activity with a child including digital penetration.

Just eight days after being given that sentence he contacted another girl, 15, who said she pressured to send him photos of her breasts.

Saunders sent messages to a third girl, aged 14, talking about sex toys and later met her at the same train station, where he groped her.

This time he admitted a charge of failing to report for unpaid work, failing to comply with sex offender notification requirements and four breaches of a sexual harm prevention order after deleting apps on his phone and staying at an address for more than seven days.

He also admitted a charge of communication with a child for the purpose of gaining sexual gratification, two charges of causing a child to engage in sexual activity, and a charge of sexual activity with a child.

He will serve his sentence in a young offenders institution and was placed on the sex offenders register for 10 years. His phones were forfeited and destroyed.

Sentencing him, Recorder Rufus Taylor said: You are and do pose a serious risk.

After the case, Acting Detective Inspector Howard Broadribb said: Saunders is a predatory offender who deliberately targeted vulnerable young girls.

During a routine enquiry at his address, officers became suspicious of activity on his internet browsing history and social media channels.

Computer devices were seized and forensically examined which identified a number of children Saunders had been communicating with.

When we visited those children it was clear that Saunders had been exchanging sexual messaging with them, and had been grooming them.

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Police raided 49-year-old Janet Robinsons home in Prideaux Brune Avenue, Gosport, after discovering chat logs on the now-jailed gangs computers.

Disgusting images were found on her computer, including a six-month-old baby being abused.

The rape gang, including Matthew Stansfield, were jailed last year following a trial at Bristol Crown Court that heard they travelled the country to abuse children.

But Robinson has today been spared jail after a court heard her family are standing by her.

Sentencing, judge Ian Pearson said: Its an unusual case and a very depressing one at that.

He added: You were also part of a large group of paedophiles but very much on the periphery and clearly Bristol court thought it right an proper you could be separated off from the other offenders.

At Portsmouth Crown Court today a judge heard Robinson had a sick hoard of images, including a movie of bestiality with a girl aged between 12 and 13.

Robinson, who has been shunned by the community since admitting her crimes last month, talked to men on Skype and Yahoo.

There is no suggestion she abused any children.

Matthew Lawson, prosecuting, said she lifted up one image to show another pervert online.

Mr Lawson said: These offences came to light following police investigation into adult male sex offenders.

One being arrested was found to be in contact over Skype with the defendants internet address and investigation led the police to the defendants address.

When they attended her address on June 15 last year she immediately told officers she was the user of that Skype address and that she was the person they were coming for.

Investigation of her computers revealed a number of indecent images of children.

There were 26 still images at level A, 24 at level B and 12 at level C, and one moving image at level A.

Mr Lawson added: The defendant has been chatting over the internet using Skype and Yahoo with a number of men and the chats involved discussions about child sex abuse and bestiality.

The defendant also was found with 33 images of bestiality on her computer.

The discussions themselves talk about the defendants wish to partake in child sex abuse and bestiality.

Mr Lawson said she even held up an image of abuse while talking to a pervert online - but did refuse to share it by downloading.

Mr Lawson added: She also gives advice to one other person as to how to search for images themselves by using a particular search engine which effectively avoids detection while doing so.

The court heard she made full admissions to police when arrested and told them she had performed a sex act with a dog before.

Judge Ian Pearson said: This was a sick fantasy of yours, you got your sexual gratification from the male with who you were discussing rather than the images.

He handed Robinson a 16-month suspended term for the child image offences and a four-month concurrent term for the bestiality. All were suspended for two years.

Robinson was put on the sex offenders register for 10 years and banned from contact with children under 16 and from having a dog for 10 years.

She must complete 50 days of rehabilitation activities and pay 350 prosecution costs.

Her equipment will be forfeited and the images destroyed.

Hannah Duncan, for Robinson, said she had never been in trouble and had nausea from remorse.

She added Robinson had lost her job, was told not to come back to a fitness group she attends and that a Facebook page had been set up highlighting her crimes.

Robinson previously pleaded guilty to 14 charges of possession of indecent images and one charge of possession of extreme pornography.

Robinson had been charged with intercourse with a dog but pleaded not guilty and Mr Lawson offered no evidence and a not guilty verdict was recorded.

The bulk of the images charges date between January 2010 and June 2015, with the movie charge dating back between April 2006 to June 2015.