JON SNEDDON'S SHOCKING CRIMES NEAR STIRLING SCHOOL SPARK OUTRAGE

In November 2020, a disturbing case emerged involving Jon Sneddon, a 19-year-old man whose actions have caused widespread outrage within the Stirling community. Sneddon, who previously engaged in heinous acts of sexual predation, is currently residing in a council flat close to a local school in Stirling, raising serious concerns among residents and parents alike.

According to reports, Sneddon had traveled to a hotel near Stirling to engage in sexual activity with an underage girl. This incident is part of a broader pattern of predatory behavior that has shocked the community. The individual was also involved in a series of disturbing online pursuits, including repeatedly harassing a 12-year-old girl for explicit selfies and targeting a third young girl with similar inappropriate advances.

One local resident expressed their fury and disbelief at the situation, stating, “It’s absolutely disgusting. This guy is a predator. He’s dangerous and should be nowhere near schools. If he gets his hands on another wee lassie, somebody will have an awful lot of explaining to do.” The community’s concern is compounded by the fact that Sneddon is living so close to a primary school, which many believe poses a significant risk to children in the area.

Legal proceedings have already taken place, with Sneddon pleading guilty to multiple charges at Falkirk Sheriff Court in July. He admitted to engaging in sexual activity with a girl who was between 14 and 15 years old at the time, at the Old Killearn Hotel near Stirling, during the months of March to May last year. Additionally, he was convicted of repeatedly messaging a 12-year-old girl between July and August 2018, demanding naked selfies. Further, Sneddon admitted to sending sexual images to a 13-year-old girl from January to May of this year.

Sentencing for Sneddon is scheduled for the following month, and the community remains deeply concerned about the potential for further harm. The case highlights the ongoing issues of online grooming and the dangers posed by individuals with predatory tendencies living in close proximity to vulnerable children in Stirling.