Paedophile oil worker jailed after sharing abuse through home wifi at St Cyrus
What
Paedophile oil worker jailed after sharing abuse through home wifi at St Cyrus Paedophile oil worker jailed after sharing abuse through home wifi at St Cyrus A paedophile oil worker, caught after cybercrime investigators discovered he was using his home wifi at St Cyrus to share sickening content online, has been jailed.
Key points
- Alan Moir, 43, was given a four-year term by judge Lady Haldane at the High Court in Edinburgh on Tuesday.
- Mr Frain-Bell said there were more than 80 indecent images taken of Moir's first victim and more than 150 indecent pseudo-photographs of the second child.
- Lady Haldane had earlier heard how Moir was brought to justice after the police received intelligence from staff at National Online Child Abuse Prevention (NOCAP) organisation.
- Police raid The court heard investigators found the explicit content was being shared from an app called Dropbox registered to the email address of [email protected] and raided Moir's Invergarry Park home on November 25 2023.
- Moir pled guilty earlier this year to a charge of sexually assaulting a young child by penetration on two occasions between 2018 and 2019 and permitting to take or make indecent photographs or pseudo-photographs of children between 2018 and 2023.
Who
Alan Moir; Lady Haldane; Moir
When
to share sickening content online, has been jailed
Where
Edinburgh; St Cyrus; Invergarry Park
Why
Paedophile oil worker jailed after sharing abuse through home wifi at St Cyrus A paedophile oil worker, caught after cybercrime investigators discovered he was using his home wifi at St Cyrus to share sickening content online, has been jailed.
How
Paedophile oil worker jailed after sharing abuse through home wifi at St Cyrus A paedophile oil worker, caught after cybercrime investigators discovered he was using his home wifi at St Cyrus to share sickening content online, has been jailed.
Impact
Sentencing On Tuesday, defence advocate Gillan Ross KC said her first offender client was employed in the oil industry but has lost his job. "He is motivated to try and secure some form of employment upon his release from custody. "He recognises that he may still have issues and that is something that he will address in custody. "He will be accepting any offer of help given to him." Passing sentence, Lady Haldane told Moir it was clear "significant harm" has been caused.
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