ADRIAN GOSLING OF BOSTON JAILED FOR THOUSANDS OF CHILD INDECENT IMAGES AND EXTREME PORNOGRAPHY

In a disturbing case that has shocked the community of Boston, Adrian Gosling has been sentenced to two years in prison after authorities uncovered a vast collection of illegal and highly disturbing images on his personal computer. The investigation began in November 2011, when police executed a search warrant at Gosling's residence on Matthew Flinders Way, uncovering more than 67,000 indecent images and videos depicting children in various states of abuse.

The material found included not only obscene photographs but also prohibited images that are classified under strict legal guidelines. Gosling was also found to have distributed these indecent photographs or pseudo-photographs, further compounding the severity of his offenses. Authorities confirmed that Gosling had actively engaged in the creation of such material, with images classified on a severity scale from level one to level five, the most extreme. Level five images are particularly heinous, involving sadistic acts or penetration involving animals, which underscores the gravity of the content Gosling possessed.

Further investigations revealed that between February and November 2011, Gosling was in possession of 'extreme pornographic images,' including 129 images depicting acts of intercourse or oral sex with live animals such as horses and dogs. These findings paint a disturbing picture of Gosling's activities, which included not only possession but also the production and distribution of such illegal content.

Gosling, aged 39 and residing at Matthew Flinders Way in Boston, faced a total of 19 charges when he first appeared before the court last November. These charges included ten counts related to the production of indecent images, which Gosling admitted to. His case was brought before Lincoln Crown Court, where he faced sentencing on the charges. The court's decision reflects the serious nature of his crimes, which have garnered significant concern from law enforcement and the local community alike.