By Tony O'Riley-
The face of a sick 16-year-old who raped and murdered Alesha MacPhail is the disgust of Britain as he is finally put behind bars.
16 year old Aaron Campbell has been sentenced to a minimum of 27 years behind bars after finally admitting his crime. Sick Campbell repeatedly denied abducting, raping, and killing a six-year-old on the Isle of Bute last July, despite overwhelming evidence to the contrary. Campbell’s evil act had been captured by his own mother’s CCTV, but the pathological killer drag the family of the poor girl through the torture of watching him deny a crime he was always going to be found guilty of.
He initially argued his DNA found on the murdered girl’s neck, was planted at the crime scene, but and blamed Alesha’s father’s girlfiend, Toni McLachlan, for the crime.
DEMENTED
Demented Campbell eventually admitted his offences to a psychologist preparing a report to the court ahead of his sentencing.Judge Lord Matthews imposed a life sentence for the “brutal” murder. Monstrous Campbell told the forensic clinical psychologist Dr Gary Macpherson quoted Campbell : “At any other time in life murder would not have been the conclusion. “If I was a year younger I don’t think I would have done it.”All I thought about was killing her once I saw her.”
Evil Campbell went as far as telling Dr Macpherson that at points during the trial it took “everything to stop laughing” and he had to “zip his mouth”. Reports from the psychologist concluded that Campbell was not suffering from a mental health disorder but showed a total lack of victim empathy.
Victim: Alesha MAcphail Image: Facebook
UNCONCERNED
The judge said that over the next few days Campbell was unconcerned about what had happened, and was “slightly amused” that the police had not caught him. The court heard that the teenager had said he was “quite satisfied by the murder” Campbell’s confession was contained in the criminal justice social report and the criminal psychologist’s report, which were prepared ahead of his sentencing. The judge said he was “shocked” by the clear admissions of guilt in the background reports, especially after the “tissue of lies” Campbell had told in court.
Lord Matthews added that the “rehabilitation” and “reintegration” of Campbell were “remote possibilities
The psychologist said that on the night of Alesha’s death Campbell had been drinking and wanted cannabis, which he normally bought from his father, so he decided to go into her father’s home to get some.He told the teenager: “You said that Alesha was drowsy and became a bit more awake when you went out.
Judge Matthews said Alesha had been violated and murdered and told Campbell he was a “cold, callous, calculating, remorseless and dangerous individual”.
The judge read out Campbell’s “cold blooded and horrific” account of his actions that night and how he described seeing Alesha asleep in her room as “a moment of opportunity”.
Image Of Killer: Scotland Police