PETER MORRIS CRUMLIN CHILD PORNOGRAPHY SCANDAL: SHOCKING IMAGES FOUND IN BELFAST INTERNET CAFE RAID

In July 1997, Peter James Morris, a 28-year-old resident of Crumlin, was subjected to a significant legal penalty after being found in possession of indecent images of children. The case drew considerable attention due to the serious nature of the charges and the location of the investigation.

Authorities conducted a raid on Morris's residence in Crumlin following a crucial discovery at an Internet cafe in Belfast. During the investigation, police recovered a disk that Morris had inadvertently left behind at the Belfast establishment. This disk was found to contain highly disturbing images depicting child abuse, which prompted further scrutiny of Morris's digital devices.

Subsequent searches of Morris's home revealed a disturbing collection of child pornography stored on multiple computer discs and, notably, on the hard drive of his personal computer. Morris admitted to obtaining the illicit material from the Internet, explaining that he initially started viewing adult pornography. However, he revealed that he had inadvertently come across the child abuse images while exploring online content, which he described as