COLIN WOTHERSPOON

PERV JUSTICE: COURTROOM SHOCK AS MAN FOUND GUILTY IN KILMARNOCK SEX CASE A man has been found guilty of a string of disturbing sexual offences following a trial at Kilmarnock Sheriff Court in Kilmarnock — in a case that has now landed him on Scotland’s Sex Offenders Register.

According to an official update issued by the Crown Office and Procurator Fiscal Service, Colin Wotherspoon was convicted after the trial concluded on January 15, 2026.

The court heard how the offender was found guilty of engaging in lewd, indecent and libidinous practices and behaviour, as well as attempted sodomy.

In a further blow, he was also convicted of an additional charge of sexual assault.

As a direct result of the conviction, Wotherspoon has now officially been placed on the Sex Offenders Register — with the length of time he will remain on it set to be decided at sentencing.

Authorities confirmed that specially trained police officers will now monitor the offender, with restrictions and supervision tailored to the level of risk he is deemed to pose to the public.

Further guidance on how convicted sex offenders are managed in Scotland can be found via the Scottish Sentencing Council.

The case has sent ripples through the local community as residents await sentencing — and the full extent of the restrictions set to be imposed.