Jason Moore Jailed For Downloading Child Sex Abuse Images

Key Takeaways: Jason Moore Conviction & Sentencing

  • Offender Identity: Jason Moore, a convicted sex offender from Powys, Wales, was previously convicted under the alias Leon Barry Shinkwin in May 2023.

  • Sentence Details: Sentenced to 15 months in prison at Merthyr Tydfil Crown Court in September 2024 for four counts of making indecent images of children.

  • Offence Categories: Convicted for possessing Category A, B, and C child sexual abuse material across multiple digital devices.

  • Evidential Timeline:

    • April 2022: Initial discovery of 122 Category A, 47 Category B, and 231 Category C images across two devices.

    • November 2022: Subsequent search uncovered an additional device containing 114 Category A, 36 Category B, and 171 Category C images.

Convicted sex offender Jason Moore from Powys in Wales has been jailed for 15 months for downloading an additional 114 images of horrific child sexual abuse containing Category A, B, and C images.

Jason Moore (previously convicted under the name of Leon Barry Shinkwin in May 2023) was sentenced to 15 months at Merthyr Tydfil Crown Court earlier this month for four offences of making offensive images of child sexual abuse.

In April 2022, Jason Moore was discovered with 122 category A images (the most serious kind), 47 category B images, and 231 category C images across two devices. These included still pictures of the rape and sexual abuse of a girl aged between two and four years old. 

Six months after Jason Moore’s arrest in November 2022, police found an additional device containing 114 Category A images, including the rape of a girl between two and four by two men, as well as 36 Category B and 171 Category C.

Moore received a total of 15 months for the category A, B and C images.

Make A Claim for Child Sexual Abuse 

If you have been a victim of sexual abuse as a child, please know that you are not alone. We are here to help you seek justice. At CICA, we have extensive experience in handling sensitive cases related to sexual abuse.

Whether you are seeking to make a claim for your own past experience of child sexual abuse or are looking to make a claim on behalf of your child, we can provide expert guidance and support throughout the entire process.

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Peter Marrington Jailed for Historic Sexual Abuse of Children

Key Takeaways: Peter Marrington Conviction & Sentencing

  • Offender Identity: Peter Marrington, 59, of Woolmer Road, North London.

  • Sentence Details: Sentenced to 21 years in prison at Chelmsford Crown Court in August 2024, alongside a Sexual Harm Prevention Order.

  • Conviction Counts: Found guilty of three counts of child rape and four counts of indecent assault against three female victims.

  • Timeline & Case History:

    • 1980s – Early 2000s: Period during which the historical abuse took place (the youngest victim was six years old when abuse began).

    • 2016: Initial report made to Essex Police, leading to Marrington’s arrest.

    • August 2024: Conviction and sentencing following an eight-year judicial process.

59-year-old Peter Marrington of Woolmer Road, North London has been jailed for 21 years after being found guilty of historic child sexual abuse dating back to the 1980s and continuing into the early 2000s. 

Three women had come forward to accuse Peter Marrington of sexual abuse, including rape, when they were little girls – the youngest of them being just six when she was first abused. 

The trial, which took place on Monday, the 19th of August at Chelmsford Crown Court found Peter Marrington guilty of three counts of child rape and four counts of indecent assault; he was sentenced to 21 years in prison and was also issued with a Sexual Harm Prevention Order.

Marrington was initially investigated and arrested in 2016 after a report was received by Essex Police outlining Marrington’s child sexual abuse from the 1980s to the early 2000s. Peter Marrington denied the allegations against him. It has taken eight years for Peter Marrington’s victims to see their abuser jailed. 

Speaking after the trial, PC Christopher Longhurst, investigating officer in the case said:

“It takes a strong person to wait eight years for their perpetrator to be found guilty of the horrendous crimes he’d put them through.

“Each of these victims have been patient throughout the delays in court and I’d like to commend them for their patience and strength. Their bravery has meant that this dangerous man is unable to harm anyone else.”

CICA UK and Claiming Compensation for Child Sexual Abuse

At CICA UK, we are experienced in handling sensitive claims involving child sexual abuse. If you have experienced sexual abuse as a child and want to claim compensation, we can confidently hold your hand and ensure that you never feel alone throughout the process.

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Paedophile Scott Cuthbertson Arrested After Sharing Child Abuse Material to Social Media

Key Takeaways: Scott Cuthbertson Arrest & Conviction

  • Offender Identity: Scott Cuthbertson, 21 (at the time of the offence), from Paisley, Renfrewshire, Scotland.

  • Offence Details: Shared and possessed severe child sexual abuse material (CSAM) via social media (Snapchat), involving female children aged between 8 and 15 years old.

  • Evidential Breakdown: Digital forensic analysis of his iPhone uncovered Category A, B, and C child sexual exploitation material, consisting of three images and one video.

  • Case Timeline:

    • July 2021: Offence committed by sharing child abuse material on Snapchat.

    • October 2022: Police Scotland executed a search warrant at his Paisley residence and seized digital devices.

    • July 2024: Placed on the Sex Offenders’ Register, with sentencing deferred by Sheriff Clare Arias at Paisley Sheriff Court for background and restriction of liberty assessments.

Paisley Paedophile Scott Cuthberston Shares Child Abuse Material on Snapchat

Scott Cuthbertson from Paisley, Scotland has been arrested after Scottish Police raided his home and phone category A sexual material on his phone. 

Scott Cuthbertson, aged 21 at the time, shared severe child abuse material on the social media platform Snapchat in July 2021. Scotland Police raided the paedophile’s home in October 2022 and seized his device to run a thorough analysis.

The digital forensic report was carried out and discovered three images and one video depicting child sexual exploitation and abuse on the paedophile’s iPhone. Scott Cuthbertson was in possession of Category B and C images of female children aged between eight and 15 years old. 

Upon his arrest, Scott Cuthbertson did not explain why he was in possession of child abuse imagery and answered ‘no comment’ to all questions. 

Defence agent Anthony Boland told the court that Cuthbertson has been on bail for his possession of child abuse imagery but had had “no problems” since October 2022.

Sheriff Clare Arias deferred Cuthbertson’s sentencing to prepare background reports and assess Cuthbertson’s suitability for a restriction of liberty order assessment.

Scott Cuthbertson has been placed on the sex offenders’ register and the outcome of his case will be determined at his sentencing on the 30th of July.

CICA UK and Claiming Compensation for Child Sexual Abuse

The case of Scott Cuthbertson is extremely sensitive and may be triggering for some people. At CICA UK, we are experienced in handling sensitive cases, including those involving child sexual abuse. If you have been involved in a violent crime or want to claim on behalf of a child or another vulnerable person, we can confidently lead you and hold your hand throughout the entire process. 

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Stephen McIlwrath Acquitted of Upskirting Offence Involving Schoolgirl

Key Takeaways: Stephen McIlwrath Court Case & Charges

  • Subject Identity: Stephen McIlwrath, 63, from Lisburn, Northern Ireland (noted guitar maker who crafted instruments for prominent artists like Bruce Springsteen and Ed Sheeran).

  • Court Verdict & Outcome:

    • Acquitted of an upskirting offence involving a schoolgirl at Craigavon Crown Court due to jurisdictional limitations (as the act may have occurred outside Northern Ireland, such as in Dublin, China, or Singapore).

    • Guilty Pleas Entered: Pleaded guilty to 11 charges of possessing and making indecent images of children.

  • Case Specifics & Defence Arguments:

    • Image Disputed Counts: While count one alleged 175 indecent images, the defence contended the total was 40.

    • Defence Claim: McIlwrath claimed he downloaded the material to alert authorities rather than for sexual gratification (a defence rejected by the court).

  • Legal Status: Placed on bail following the hearing before Judge Patrick Lynch KC, awaiting sentencing.

Stephen McIlwrath Acquitted at Craigavon Crown Court

Famous Irish guitar maker Stephen McIlwrath, who made guitars for Bruce Springsteen and Ed Sheeran, has been acquitted of an upskirting offence at Craigavon Crown Court. Despite the 63-year-old from Lisburn, Northern Ireland, admitting he had filmed an upskirting video involving a schoolgirl, evidence has come to light that the offence may have happened outside of the jurisdiction, in Dublin, China, or Singapore.

While Stephen McIlwrath will not be charged for the upskirting offence, Judge Patrick Lynch KC told the jury that Stephen McIlwrath has entered guilty pleas to charges of having “illegal images of children and will be sentenced in due course” McIlwrath entered guilty pleas to 11 charges of possessing and making indecent images of children and while count one states he had 175 indecent images, the defence contend that he only had 40 images.

According to the defence, Stephen McIlwrath did not save indecent images of children and teenagers on his devices for sexual gratification, but rather to alert the authorities where he found them. Stephen McIlwrath told the court “I’m on your side.” This defence was not accepted. 

McIlwrath is currently on bail, details of his sentencing are yet to be released. 

CICA UK and Claiming Compensation for Child Sexual Abuse

The case of Stephen McIlwrath is extremely sensitive and may be triggering for some people. At CICA UK, we are experienced in handling sensitive cases, including those involving child sexual abuse. If you have been involved in a violent crime or want to claim on behalf of a child or another vulnerable person, we can confidently lead you and hold your hand throughout the entire process. 

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Anthony Stocks Convicted of Attempted Murder of a Child, Rape & Other Offences

Key Takeaways: Anthony Stocks Conviction & Case Details

  • Offender Identity: Anthony Stocks, 54, from Oxfordshire, England.

  • Core Convictions: Found guilty of multiple severe offences, including attempted murder of a child, rape, and multiple counts of sexual assault.

  • Case Summary & Incident Details:

    • 2022 Offence: Stocks took a young boy to see a football game under the guise of showing him “a view” at a cliff near Ovingdean/Brighton.

    • Attempted Murder: After another victim disclosed sexual abuse to her brother, the boy attempted to intervene. To silence him, Stocks pushed the boy off a 100ft cliff.

    • Survival: The victim miraculously survived the 100ft fall, sustaining severe injuries.

  • Evidence & Investigation:

    • Police discovered thousands of pornographic media files on his phone.

    • Internet history revealed searches and viewing habits relating to adults having sex with younger people.

  • Legal Status: Convicted following a trial, awaiting final sentencing for attempted murder, rape, and child sexual abuse offenses.

54-year-old Anthony Stocks from Oxfordshire has been convicted of offences including rape and attempting to murder a young boy in 2022. 

Earlier this month, Stocks was found guilty of four counts of sexual assault including rape of a girl under the age of 13. Frightened and upset, Stock’s victim told her brother about the heinous sexual abuse; the boy tried to interfere and Stocks attempted to silence him by pushing him off a cliff near Ovingdean. 

The boy miraculously survived the 100ft drop but suffered severe injuries as a result. 

On the day the boy was pushed off the cliff, Anthony Stocks, who was known to the family, had taken the boy to see a football game. Stocks had asked the boy if he wanted to “go see a view” before taking him to the cliff near Brighton where he then pushed him.

After Stocks was arrested, thousands of pornographic pictures and videos on his phone were discovered, despite being “legal” according to his council. The jury also discussed Stock’s internet searches, which showed he had watched films about adults having sex with younger people.

Anthony Stocks is yet to be sentenced for attempted murder, rape and other offences of child sexual abuse. 

Make A Claim for Child Sexual Abuse 

If you were subject to sexual abuse abuse as a child, we want you to know that you are not alone and we are here to help you get justice. At CICA, we are experienced in handling sensitive cases involving sexual abuse. 

Whether you want to make a claim for your own historic experience of child sexual abuse, or if you want to claim on behalf of your child, we can confidently lead you and hold your hand throughout the entire process. 

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Former Cadet Leader Simon Taplin Jailed for Historic Child Sexual Abuse

Key Takeaways: Simon Taplin Conviction & Sentencing

  • Offender Identity: Simon Taplin, former cadet leader from Lavant, West Sussex, England.

  • Sentence Details: Sentenced to 4 and a half years in prison and placed on the Sex Offenders Register for life.

  • Offence & Position of Trust: Convicted of historic sexual offences against two female victims, abusing his position of power as a cadet leader.

  • Timeline & Case History:

    • 1996 – 2000: The primary period during which the first victim (a teenager at the time) was repeatedly abused over a four-year span.

    • September 2020: Investigation launched by Sussex Police following a third-party report, which led to a second victim coming forward detailing abuse at a cadet event.

Simon Taplin, a former cadet leader from Lavant, has been imprisoned for four and a half years after being found guilty of historic sexual offences against two young girls. 

An initial investigation was launched about former cadet leader, Simon Taplin, in September 2020, after a report came in from a third party to Sussex Police disclosing that Simon Taplin had sexually abused a woman as a child.

As a leader of the cadets, Simon Taplin abused his position of power to subject his victim to sexual abuse. 

Simon Taplin first abused his victim who cannot be named for legal reasons in 1996, when she was in her teens. Over the next four years, the former cadet leader continued to abuse her. 

Another woman came forward in the investigation, declaring that she too was abused by Simon Taplin. When she was a teenager, the court heard how Simon Taplin had sexually abused her at a cadet event. 

Simon Taplin was sentenced to four and a half years in prison and will also be put on the Sex Offenders Register for life. 

Make A Claim for Cadet Sexual Abuse 

If you have been subject to cadet sexual abuse, we want you to know that you are not alone and we are here to help you get justice. At CICA, we are experienced in handling sensitive cases involving sexual abuse. 

Whether you want to make a claim for your own historic experience of cadet sexual abuse, or if you want to claim on behalf of your child, we can confidently lead you and hold your hand throughout the entire process. 

If you have any questions about cadet sexual abuse or any other form of sexual abuse, please get in touch with one of our dedicated solicitors on 0151 558 0033 or email us in complete confidence at contact@tdpsolicitors.co.uk. 

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Paedophile School Teacher Rebecca Joynes Found Guilty

Key Takeaways: Rebecca Joynes Conviction & Sentencing

  • Offender Identity: Rebecca Joynes (born 30 December 1993), of Waterman Walk, Salford, a former secondary school teacher in Greater Manchester.

  • Sentence Details: Sentenced to six-and-a-half years in prison at Manchester Crown Court on 4 July 2024. Added to the Sex Offenders Register for life, alongside a 10-year Sexual Harm Prevention Order and restraining orders regarding both victims.

  • Conviction Counts: Found guilty of six sexual offences involving two 15-year-old male pupils (four counts of sexual activity with a child and two counts of sexual activity with a child by a person in a position of trust).

  • Case History & Offence Timeline:

    • October 2021: Arrested for sexual activity with the first pupil (Boy A) after exchanging messages, arranging an overnight stay at her flat, and buying him a £345 Gucci belt.

    • Bail Period: While suspended and on police bail for the initial offences, Joynes breached bail conditions to groom a second 15-year-old pupil (Boy B), becoming pregnant with his child.

    • May 2024: Convicted by a majority verdict following a trial at Manchester Crown Square Court.

Who is Rebbeca Joynes? 

Former maths teacher Rebecca Joynes has been found guilty of six counts of sexual activity involving two teenage schoolboys. Paedophile Rebecca Joynes, who had just come out of a nine-year relationship, was said to be ‘flattered’ by the attention she received from the two schoolboys. 

Joynes was on bail for sexual activity with the first child, boy A, when she began having sex with the second, boy B, who she went on to become pregnant by. 

Rebecca Joynes was initially suspended from the school in October 2021 after a report to Childline revealed that she had slept with a 15-year-old student. Rebecca Joynes arranged to pick the boy up and take him to the Trafford Centre while he was supposed to be in school; she bought the boy a £345 Gucci belt before taking him back to her apartment to have sex.

Rebecca Joynes was arrested in October 2021 but was released on bail under the condition that she would not contact anyone under 18. However, while the allegations about the first victim were being investigated, Joynes was in contact with the other boy on social media. She groomed him like she did her first victim, and fell pregnant. 

Rebecca Joynes was found guilty by a majority verdict at Manchester Crown Square Court in May 2024. The sexual predator school teacher will be sentenced at a later date when she will face the consequences of her actions. 

Make A Claim for School Teacher Sexual Abuse 

If you have been subject to school teacher sexual abuse, we want you to know that you are not alone and we are here to help you get compensation. At CICA UK, we are experienced in handling sensitive cases such as school teacher sexual abuse. 

Whether you want to make a claim for your own historic experience of school teacher sexual abuse, or if you want to claim on behalf of your child, we can confidently lead you and hold your hand throughout the entire process. 

If you have any questions about school teacher sexual abuse or if you want to discuss your potential claim, please get in touch with one of our dedicated solicitors on 0151 558 0033 or email us in complete confidence at contact@tdpsolicitors.co.uk. 

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CICA Claims: Everything You Need to Know

Key Takeaways: CICA Claims & Compensation Guide

  • Scheme Definition: The Criminal Injuries Compensation Authority (CICA) is a UK government organisation that provides financial compensation to blameless victims of violent crimes.

  • Eligible Injuries & Award Limits: Covers both physical and psychological injuries (ranging from £1,000 up to £500,000). Minor injuries below the £1,000 threshold do not qualify.

  • Core Qualification Criteria:

    • Location: The violent crime must have occurred in England, Scotland, or Wales.

    • Police Reporting: The incident must be reported to the police. A formal conviction of the perpetrator is not required, provided there is sufficient evidence of a violent crime.

    • Time Limits: Claims must generally be submitted within two years of the incident, though extensions may apply for historical abuse or severe physical/mental incapacitation.

  • Claimable Damages: Financial compensation covers physical injury, psychological harm, and in qualifying cases, loss of earnings or special expenses (e.g., medical treatments, equipment, or adaptations).

  • Legal Representation: Claims can be managed independently or through specialist representation by CICA UK / TDP Solicitors on a “No Win No Fee” basis (capped at a maximum 25% fee upon success).

What are CICA claims?

CICA stands for Criminal Injuries Compensation Authority; CICA claims are designed to help survivors of violent crimes receive compensation for their pain and suffering. People whose loved ones have died as a result of a violent crime can also make a CICA claim. 

To make a CICA claim, you must meet specific criteria. For example, the crime must have occurred in either England, Scotland or Wales. There are also strict time limits that apply for making a CICA claim.  

Do I have to report my case to the police? 

In order to make a CICA claim, you must have reported your case to the police. It is not necessary for the criminal who caused your injuries to be convicted; however, there needs to be enough evidence to suggest you were involved in a violent crime. 

That being said, the CICA recognise that all cases are different, and there may have been a reason why you were unable to report the crime to the police. If you believe you could be eligible for a CICA claim, it is always worth speaking to an experienced solicitor for advice. 

What is the time limit for making a CICA claim? 

The time limit for making a claim is two years. You should submit your CICA application within two years of the date of the incident. However, there are some cases where the CICA will extend the time limit for making a claim, for example, if a mental or physical illness prevented you from putting forward a claim. 

What can I claim?

When you apply for a CICA claim, you can claim for mental and/or physical injuries sustained as a result of a violent crime. In some cases, you may also be eligible to claim for loss of earnings if the crime prevented you from working. It is important to note that less significant injuries, such as bruising or lacerations, do not qualify for a compensation award. 

CICA claims: instructing a solicitor 

Every violent crime case is unique, and eligibility determinations can be complex and overwhelming. If you have a question about eligibility or the CICA claims process, our team of experienced solicitors can provide personalised guidance based on the specific details of your situation. Call us on 0151 558 0033 for a free, confidential chat. 

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The 4 Main Categories of Child Abuse You Should Know About

Key Takeaways: The 4 Main Categories of Child Abuse

  • 1. Physical Abuse: Deliberate acts causing bodily injury (e.g., hitting, slapping, pinching, or burning). Recognisable signs include patterned injuries, unexplainable bruises, fractures, or scars.

  • 2. Sexual Abuse: Enticing or forcing a child into sexual activity, including inappropriate touching (clothed or unclothed). Indicators often present as behavioural changes (e.g., withdrawal, depression, or self-destructive actions) rather than physical marks.

  • 3. Emotional/Psychological Abuse: Humiliating, intimidating, scaring, or isolating a child to make them feel worthless or compliant. Frequently accompanies physical abuse.

  • 4. Neglect: The persistent failure to provide basic human needs, including adequate food, shelter, clothing, medical care, or education. Key signs include poor hygiene, unkempt appearance, and malnutrition.

  • Long-Term Impact: Child abuse can cause severe, enduring psychological trauma that persists into adulthood.

  • Legal Claims & Support: Survivors of historical or ongoing child abuse—or adults claiming on behalf of a child—can seek financial compensation and justice through specialist legal representatives at CICA UK / TDP Solicitors.

Child abuse is a heinous crime that can have both a devastating and lasting impact on survivors. The trauma experienced as a result of these categories of child abuse can persist long into adulthood, with many survivors needing therapy to process what happened to them.

There are several categories of child abuse; understanding these categories might help you to recognise the abuse you received as a youth or recognise when another child is experiencing it.

If you have any questions about the categories of child abuse or wish to make a claim for historic child abuse or on behalf of another child, please get in touch by phone at 0151 558 0033 or by email at contact@tdpsolicitors.co.uk.

What Are the 4 Main Categories of Child Abuse?

Physical Abuse

Physical abuse occurs when an adult causes deliberate harm to a child. Physical abuse involves hitting, kicking, punching, pinching, slapping or any other type of act to cause bodily injury to a child. Unlike other categories of child abuse, physical abuse can be easier to detect in children. All children are prone to bumps and scrapes, but if you notice patterns of injuries, particularly bruises, broken bones, burns, and scars, it should be reported to the appropriate authorities.

Sexual Abuse

One of the main categories of child abuse is sexual abuse. Sexual abuse occurs when an adult or older adolescent forces or entices a child to partake in sexual activities. Child abuse can also be defined by the inappropriate touching of a child, regardless of whether or not they are fully clothed.

Unlike physical abuse, sexual abuse can be more difficult to detect in children. There may be no physical signs of abuse but you should be aware of behaviours that can suggest a child is experiencing this category of child abuse, such as seeming withdrawn, engaging in self-destructive behaviour, anger and depression.

Psychological/Emotional Abuse

Psychological or emotional abuse is often accompanied by physical categories of child abuse. It can involve humiliating, upsetting, or scaring a child. This category of child abuse can be used as a tactic to make children feel worthless and frightened so that they are more susceptible to receiving physical abuse.

Neglect

Neglect is when a child is deprived of basic needs such as food, clothing and shelter. Parents or caregivers can also neglect children by depriving them of an education. It is not always easy to detect when a child is experiencing neglect. However, telltale signs include poor hygiene and appearance or changes in behaviour. If you suspect a child is not receiving adequate care or supervision, it is important to raise your concerns as you could save a child’s life.

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At TDP Solicitors, we are experienced in helping survivors of these categories of child abuse. We can’t erase what happened to you, but we can seek compensation for the awful abuse you experienced. If you have been impacted by these categories of child abuse and wish to make a claim, please get in touch with our team of solicitors for a confidential chat at 0151 558 0033 or email us at contact@tdpsolicitors.co.uk.

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