ANDREW THOMAS CAUGHT IN PITLOCHRY PEERING INTO WOMAN'S BEDROOM WITH HIDDEN CAMERA

In a disturbing incident in Pitlochry, Andrew Thomas, a man with a criminal history related to sexual offenses, was found to have secretly invaded a 65-year-old woman's private residence with the intent to spy on her. The offender took extraordinary measures to conceal his illicit activity by hiding a phone camera inside a vase of flowers, which was strategically placed at the foot of the victim’s bed.

Thomas, whose background includes previous convictions for sex offenses, managed to gain entry into the woman’s home without her knowledge. Once inside, he carefully concealed the camera within the floral arrangement, aiming to monitor her movements and invade her privacy. The device was positioned in such a way that it could capture footage of her in her bedroom, a space she believed to be safe and private.

The incident highlights the lengths to which some offenders will go to commit acts of voyeurism and invade personal privacy. The victim, who is 65 years old, was unaware of the intrusion until authorities uncovered the device during an investigation. The case has raised concerns about security and the safety of residents in the Pitlochry area.

Authorities have taken swift action against Andrew Thomas, who is now facing serious charges related to this invasion of privacy. The case underscores the importance of vigilance and security measures for individuals living in the community, especially those who may be vulnerable to such invasive acts. Further details about the investigation and legal proceedings are expected to follow as the case develops.