Impiegato di un’impresa di pompe funebri sorpreso con centinaia di immagini di abusi su minori e “interferenze con cadaveri”.

This is a case from Liverpool, so let’s see what the local press had to say about it

[Undertaker hid ‘darker side’ and his ‘demons’ nearly led him to prison](https://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/news/liverpool-news/undertaker-hid-darker-side-demons-32999632)

>An undertaker hid a “darker side” and his “demons” nearly led him to prison. Gary Williams engaged in a series of vile chats, in which he revealed that he had a sexual interest in girls aged as young as five, with fellow depraved individuals on Skype and Telegram.

>This led to him downloading hundreds of pictures and videos of child abuse and even images showing “sexual interference with corpses”. The funeral directors employee now says that he is “disgusted with himself” and “wants to change”.

>Liverpool Crown Court heard today, Thursday, that Merseyside Police received intelligence concerning the “sharing of images on a social media site”, with Williams, of Warbreck Road in Newton-le-Willows, being identified as one participant. This led to officers attending the 45-year-old’s home on September 18 last year and seizing a number of electronic devices.

>Olivia Beesley, defending, told the court: “Mr Williams is 45 years old and of previous good character. That is the strongest point of mitigation in his case, along with his timely plea.

>”He lost both of his parents tragically within four months of each other in 2007. He has not been in an intimate relationship. He understands that he has allowed his loneliness to dominate his life.

>Williams admitted possession of indecent images of children, three counts of making indecent images of children, two counts of possession of extreme pornographic images and possession of prohibited images of children. Appearing in the dock wearing a black suit over a white shirt and black tie, he was handed a 12-month imprisonment suspended for 18 months.

>Sentencing, the Honorary Recorder of Liverpool Judge Andrew Menary KC said that police had uncovered a “significant quantity of illegal material”, including the two disturbing images depicting necrophilia. He added: “The description of the category A images are particularly disturbing indeed, involving very, very young children, essentially babies, being penetrated by adults.

>”While the custody threshold is plainly crossed in this case, I am required to consider the imposition guidelines and whether some alternative might be possible and, in fact, protect society in a way which is more effective than if I were to send you immediately to prison. Bearing in mind that you have no previous convictions and given the positive characteristics spoken of, I am willing, today, to suspend that prison term. The community requirements will be tough, but are designed to ensure you do not commit any offences in the future and to recognise that you have to be punished for this behaviour.”

A funeral director caught with necrophiliac photos.

A person caught with photos and videos showing a baby getting raped.

A suspended sentence because the best way to protect society is not to send this person to jail.

That’s all I can say about the case