July 2018 Jailed Lowestoft man had 200,000 indecent images of children A Suffolk man who was found in possession of some the most distressing child sexual abuse movies seen by an expert has been jailed for 28 months. The films, which involved torture, were found on computer equipment seized from the Lowestoft home of 52-year-old Charles Moore during a search by police officers on June 22 last year, Ipswich Crown Court. Jailing Moore, who has no previous convictions, Judge John Devaux said around 200,000 indecent images and movies of children had been found on his computer equipment. He said a small number of the movies had been described by the categorising officer as the most distressing they had seen and involved torture. Moore, of Oulton Road North, Lowestoft, admitted three offences of making decent images of children, three offences of distributing indecent images of children, possessing prohibited images of children and possessing extreme pornographic images and movies. In addition to being jailed for 28 months Moore was made the subject of a sexual harm prevention order for ten years and ordered to sign the sex offenders’ register for the same period. Richard Potts, prosecuting, said that on a scale of A-C with level A being the most serious, 1,746 still images and 169 movies found on Moore’s computer equipment were in category A which showed the rape and torture of young children