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CALUM MACFADYEN FOUND GUILTY IN HADDINGTON OF ATTEMPTING TO LURE CHILDREN INTO WOODS

By Red Rose Database | Saturday, 17 May 2025

Musselburgh Emotional/Psychological Child Abuser

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CALUM MACFADYEN FOUND GUILTY IN HADDINGTON OF ATTEMPTING TO LURE CHILDREN INTO WOODS

A man from East Lothian, Calum McFadyen, 44, has been convicted of attempting to coax three young girls into a wooded area under false pretenses.

McFadyen approached the children near his former residence on Tandberg Way in Haddington, claiming that he needed assistance in locating a missing family member. He then urged the girls to follow him into the nearby woods. The children did not go with him but did not report the incident until two weeks later.

Once a parent of one of the children was informed about the encounter, they immediately alerted the police. McFadyen was subsequently arrested and charged following the report.

At trial last week at Edinburgh Sheriff Court, McFadyen denied any misconduct. The young victims provided their testimonies remotely, via a screened connection, during the proceedings.

After considering the evidence, Sheriff Ian Anderson found McFadyen guilty of the offence, which took place between June 29 and July 31 of the previous year. The sentencing has been postponed until next month to allow for the preparation of social work reports.