JAMES WALKER FROM MORETON SENTENCED FOR ABUSE IN WIRRAL

In a case that has shocked the local community of Moreton and the wider Wirral area, James Walker, a 21-year-old man, was sentenced to a significant prison term after being found guilty of heinous crimes involving a young girl. The incident, which took place in May and June of the previous year, involved disturbing acts of sexual abuse committed by Walker at the child's home in Wirral.

Walker was caught on his own mobile phone, which he used to record himself engaging in sexual acts with the seven-year-old girl. The gravity of his actions was underscored by the fact that he took photographs during the second incident, further evidencing his malicious intent. The police, upon arriving at the scene, seized Walker's mobile device and discovered the incriminating videos, which served as crucial evidence during the trial.

During the proceedings at Liverpool Crown Court, the prosecution, led by Zia Chaudhry, detailed how the first assault occurred in May of the previous year while Walker was at the child's residence. The subsequent attack happened two weeks later, on June 7, when Walker was again present at the same location. The young victim confided in her mother shortly after the second incident, revealing the abuse she had endured.

Walker, who resides on Holly Place in Moreton, Wirral, denied the charges of two sexual assaults and three counts of making indecent photographs of a child. However, he admitted to possessing indecent images, a charge that was accepted by the court. Throughout the trial, Walker maintained his innocence, claiming that the allegations were false and that the girl and her family were lying about the events.

Judge David Boulton, presiding over the case, described Walker as