MARK CHALMERS FROM DENNY AND FALKIRK DENIED PAROLE FOR CHILD ABUSE CRIMES

In a recent development in the ongoing case of child abuse, Mark Chalmers, a resident of the Blairfaulds area in Denny, has been denied parole after a court review. The decision comes amid concerns over his refusal to accept responsibility for the heinous acts committed against two children, who were members of his own family.

Chalmers, who was convicted of long-term sexual, physical, and emotional abuse, served only four years of a seven-year sentence. His crimes spanned an estimated period of six to ten years, during which he inflicted severe suffering on his victims during their formative years. The abuse was described as both systematic and deeply damaging, leaving lasting scars on the victims' lives.

Sources close to the case reveal that the parole board's decision was heavily influenced by Chalmers’ continued denial of his actions and his apparent lack of remorse. During the sentencing phase, a psychological report was presented that indicated he failed to comprehend the gravity of his offenses. This failure was a significant factor in the court's decision to impose a reduced custodial sentence, despite social work recommendations advocating for a longer period of incarceration.

One of the victims has publicly expressed their anguish, stating that their life was