JACK FOWLER FROM ST IVES ADMITS TO MAKING HUNDREDS OF CHILD SEX ABUSE IMAGES IN TRURO
| Red Rose Database
St Ives Sexual Abuser
In a disturbing case that has shocked the community of St Ives and the surrounding areas, 27-year-old Jack William Stephen Fowler has confessed to producing a large number of illicit images depicting the sexual abuse of children. The admission was made during a court hearing held at Truro Crown Court on a recent Friday, where Fowler appeared to face serious charges related to his involvement in the creation and possession of such disturbing material.
Fowler, who resides in Carbis Bay near St Ives, pleaded guilty to three counts concerning the production of explicit images of minors. Additionally, he admitted to a charge of possessing cannabis with the intent to supply, further complicating his legal situation. The court was informed that Fowler had created a total of 149 images classified as Category A, which are considered the most severe due to their explicit and disturbing nature. Alongside these, he produced 67 images categorized as B and 134 images classified as C, indicating a significant and troubling pattern of offending.
The police apprehended Fowler in November 2017, when he was just 24 years old. His arrest marked the beginning of a lengthy investigation into his activities, which ultimately led to his court appearance. The case has garnered considerable attention, given the heinous nature of the crimes involved.
Judge Robert Linford, presiding over the case, ordered that a pre-sentence report be prepared. This report aims to shed light on the circumstances surrounding Fowler’s conduct and to assist in determining an appropriate sentence. The judge scheduled Fowler’s sentencing for September 11 of this year, where he will face the consequences of his admitted actions in front of the court.
The case underscores the ongoing efforts of law enforcement agencies to combat child exploitation and the production of illegal images, emphasizing the importance of justice for victims and the community at large.
Fowler, who resides in Carbis Bay near St Ives, pleaded guilty to three counts concerning the production of explicit images of minors. Additionally, he admitted to a charge of possessing cannabis with the intent to supply, further complicating his legal situation. The court was informed that Fowler had created a total of 149 images classified as Category A, which are considered the most severe due to their explicit and disturbing nature. Alongside these, he produced 67 images categorized as B and 134 images classified as C, indicating a significant and troubling pattern of offending.
The police apprehended Fowler in November 2017, when he was just 24 years old. His arrest marked the beginning of a lengthy investigation into his activities, which ultimately led to his court appearance. The case has garnered considerable attention, given the heinous nature of the crimes involved.
Judge Robert Linford, presiding over the case, ordered that a pre-sentence report be prepared. This report aims to shed light on the circumstances surrounding Fowler’s conduct and to assist in determining an appropriate sentence. The judge scheduled Fowler’s sentencing for September 11 of this year, where he will face the consequences of his admitted actions in front of the court.
The case underscores the ongoing efforts of law enforcement agencies to combat child exploitation and the production of illegal images, emphasizing the importance of justice for victims and the community at large.