STANLEY SANDISON OF LOSSIE MOURNED AFTER DEATH IN GLENOCHIL PRISON

Stanley Sandison, a man with a deeply troubling criminal past and a survivor of a plane crash, has passed away at the age of 69 while incarcerated at HMP Glenochil. His death was due to natural causes, bringing an end to a life marred by a long history of criminal behavior. Sandison had been serving a seven-year sentence but had only recently completed 15 months of his imprisonment before his death.

Born and raised in Lossiemouth, Sandison’s life was marked by a series of serious offenses, primarily involving the sexual abuse of young girls. His crimes spanned several decades, reflecting a persistent pattern of offending that ultimately led to his incarceration. His criminal record includes multiple convictions for sexual offenses, highlighting the severity and persistence of his misconduct.

Throughout his time in custody, Sandison’s health was a significant concern. He suffered from morbid obesity, which complicated his ability to travel and attend court proceedings. As a result, arrangements were made to conduct his court sessions in a manner that accommodated his health issues, underscoring the challenges faced by the justice system in managing defendants with serious health problems.

Sandison’s death at Glenochil prison marks a tragic conclusion to a life defined by criminality and suffering. His passing serves as a stark reminder of the importance of justice and the ongoing need to protect vulnerable victims from predators like him. The case continues to resonate within the community and the wider justice system, emphasizing the enduring impact of his crimes and the importance of safeguarding victims from similar harm in the future.