Extreme Paedophile Gets Extra 4 Years For New Case

Extreme Paedophile Gets Extra 4 Years For New Case

By Lucy Caulkett

A paedophile who was jailed for 6 years in February, has had an extra 4 years added to his sentence by a judge.

66 year old oddball, David Grant was jailed for 6 years in February for  a web of sexual offences, but an extra victim who later came forward has earned him more jail time.

When Grant was initially arrested in 2016, cops found video images amounting to thousands of abusive images that were very disturbing. In one of the images, he was performing a sex act on a girl who was asleep. He continued to abuse her after being bailed, urging her to keep the abuse as ”our little secret”.

Officers  found nine category A images, 23 category B images and 2,166 category C images of children aged between eight and 12 being abused.

Cops also found  “covert” photos of  children taking during the paedophile’s regular trips to Thailand.

The top pervert in February admitted seven counts of sexual assault of a child and one count of sexual activity in the presence of a child, on at least 30 occasions.

He also admitted one count of possessing indecent photographs of children, three counts of making indecent images of children, and two counts of taking an indecent photograph of a child.

After the tattooed paedo was initially charged for the original offence, another girl came forward when she recognised his nasty picture in the newspapers. This time, his accuser claimed he had forced her to engage in vile sex acts between 1985 and 1990- about 20 years ago.

Basildon Crown Court heard that the abuse  came to light in 1990 when the girl eventually reported the offences to her mother. The poor girl showed her mother graphic depictions of the acts through her drawing.

It was reported to police at the time, but cops were left helpless because the girl was unwilling to go to court out of fear.

Shockingly, despite social services and the police aware of the allegation, the serial child molester continued to have access to the child after the abuse although the abuses seized thereafter, but the scars remained.

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