A Middlesbrough man described as a 'monster' has been handed an extended prison sentence after admitting to a horrific catalogue of child sex crimes.
Graphic Evidence Leads to Arrest
Connor Wright, 31, of Middlesbrough, was arrested following a police raid on his home where officers discovered disturbing videos he had created. The court heard how Wright had filmed himself sexually abusing children, with his distinctive tattoo clearly visible in the footage, providing undeniable evidence of his guilt.
Digital Deception and Abuse
Teesside Crown Court was told that Wright used computer-generated images as part of his offending pattern, employing them to 'normalise' the sexual abuse of children before carrying out his own real-world attacks. This calculated approach demonstrated the predatory nature of his crimes.
Justice Served at Teesside Crown Court
The 31-year-old pleaded guilty to all 25 child sex offences he faced, avoiding a trial and sparing his victims further trauma. The judge imposed an extended prison sentence, recognising the ongoing danger Wright poses to children and the need for prolonged public protection.
This case highlights the importance of vigilant police work in identifying and prosecuting individuals who commit such abhorrent crimes against society's most vulnerable.
