JOHN GIBSON FROM ABERDEEN AND THE HARE COURTING GANG: HORRIFIC CHILD ABUSE AT PETTYCUR BAY HOLIDAY PARK IN FIFE

In a disturbing case that has shocked the local communities, John Gibson, a 79-year-old resident of Aberdeen, has been found guilty of sexually abusing four young children over a span of nearly three decades. The abuse took place at the Pettycur Bay Holiday Park, located in Kinghorn, Fife, a popular seaside destination known for its family-friendly atmosphere.

Gibson’s heinous actions involved assaulting three young girls and one boy, with the abuse occurring intermittently from 1996 until 2015. The lengthy period of offending highlights a disturbing pattern of predatory behavior that persisted over many years, causing immense trauma to the victims and their families.

The case was brought to a close at Kirkcaldy Sheriff Court, where a jury found Gibson guilty on five charges related to the sexual abuse. The trial revealed the extent of the abuse and the impact it had on the victims, who were children at the time of the offenses. The court heard detailed accounts of the incidents, which spanned across different years and involved multiple victims.

Gibson, who resides on Oldcroft Road in Aberdeen, was convicted after a thorough legal process. His actions have been linked to a broader context of criminal activity associated with the Aberdeen Hare Coursing Gang, a group known for various illegal activities, although the specifics of this connection were not detailed in the court proceedings.

The community and advocacy groups have expressed their outrage and concern over the case, emphasizing the importance of protecting children from such predatory individuals. The sentencing details have not been disclosed, but the conviction marks a significant step in delivering justice for the victims and reinforcing the need for vigilance against child abuse in all communities.