GLASGOW PAEDOPHILE CASE: Perverts, Child Molesters and Hard Drugs - Pure Poison !

 GLASGOW PAEDOPHILE CASE:

Perverts, Child Molesters, 'Witch-craft' and Hard Drugs

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Glasgow Crown Court - November 2023.

This was described as the worst child sex abuse case in Scottish legal history.

Seven defendants were convicted on a string of sexual offences against children, giving drugs and alcohol to children, child rape, and other sexual acts.

It is also alleged the children were forced to take part in satanic "seances" and made to kill animals.

At the hearing at the High Court in Glasgow, the accused faced a 14-page indictment listing 43 different charges which allegedly happened between January 2010 and March 2020 in Glasgow.

Iain Owens, Elaine Lannery,  Lesley Williams and Paul Brannan were also convicted of the attempted murder of a baby girl they put in a microwave oven!

At least four others were found guilty of non-sexual offences but were guilty of common assault and drug related offences.

Even the Mainstream Media were shocked by the revolting catalogue of sexual offences, hard drug use and 'satanic' excuses for the degradation, depravity and corruption of children.

Members of Glasgow paedophile gang guilty of running 'monstrous' child sex abuse ring

The seven-strong sex ring, all heroin addicts, subjected the youngsters to horrific attacks in an insect-infested den.

All were found guilty of raping children and four were nailed for the attempted murder of a tot who they forced into a microwave oven.

The attacks included the horrific rape of one girl who was pinned down by male members of the ring as female members cheered, hollered and encouraged the attack.

There were said to have been “rape nights”, “dance and sex nights” as well as “dog killings nights” held within the property.

HUMAN GARBAGE

Police mug-shots of six of the seven degenerates found guilty at the trial last week

Iain Owens, 45, Elaine Lannery, 39, Lesley Williams, 41, Paul Brannan, 41, Barry Watson, 47, John Clark, 47, and Scott Forbes, 50, were all convicted.

The court was told that another five heroin and cocaine addicts involved with the Glasgow paedophile ring had died before they could face trial including Rab 'Nae Legs' Brown from Townhead, who had both his legs surgically amputated after infections due to years of injecting heroin into his legs and thighs.

After his initial arrest and charges in October 2020, Rab 'Nae Legs' was removed from his Townhead flat by police and taken to a 'safe address' because a crowd of local residents surrounded the block of flats to force him out.

His sometime girlfriend Maureen McLellan died at a property in Maryhill. Also dead is Sreven McHendrie, another heroin addict who died of an overdose.