It was a school careers day presentation by military recruiters that inspired Jaysley-Louise Beck to join the Army, aged just 16. From that moment on, according to her mother, Leighann McCready, she was ‘on a mission to join’. But care worker Ms McCready, 45, from Oxen Park, Ulverston, Cumbria, still harboured reservations about the challenging
Grooming gang victims spoke out today to demand a public inquiry and tougher sentences for abusers amid a social media war waged against Sir Keir Starmer by Elon Musk. The row began yesterday after Jess Phillips rejected a request by Oldham Council for the Home Office to lead a public inquiry into child sexual exploitation,
A friend of Tesla Cybertruck bomber Matthew Livelsberger’s first wife claims that he used to ‘prey’ on the woman, as new video shows the pair squabbling while departing for vacation in 2016. The 37-year-old shot himself in the head as the makeshift explosives he planted blew up around him outside of the Trump International Hotel in Las Vegas
Police in Romania and Hungary say they have broken up a human trafficking ring that convinced vulnerable people, many just out of social care, to work in slave-like conditions in Budapest. For more than a decade, traffickers brought men and women from Romania to the Hungarian capital, promising them relatively high salaries and good housing.
A father whose two girls were cruelly sexually exploited by ‘Britain’s worst catfish’ Alexander McCartney has told of the horrific moment he realised they had been duped. He revealed how the older girl still bears ‘profound’ mental scars of being blackmailed into allowing the ‘sadistic and evil’ computer science student to abuse her younger sister,
A prolific and deviant catfish abuser who drove a terrified 12-year-old girl to take her own life and left hundreds of others degraded and humiliated was today jailed for life. Alexander McCartney, 26, showed no emotion as he was told at Belfast Crown Court that he must serve at least 20 years before being considered
Last fall, the death of “Friends” star Matthew Perry was met with a collective howl of grief. Now, with the arrest of five people charged with involvement in the ketamine overdose that killed him, that howl should turn to one of anger. According to U.S. Attorney Martin Estrada, two doctors, Salvador Plasencia and Mark Chavez,