Febuary 2012 – Two more paedophiles have jail terms cut Paul Towers and James Wicks, who were convicted of making indecent images of children, had their terms cut by nine months each and they will now serve three years, and two years and nine months, respectively. March 2011 Child abuse images sees an accountant in denial jailed for 45 months AN ACCOUNTANT convicted of child pornography offences was yesterday jailed for three years and nine months by the Royal Court. Paul Towers, 51, denied the seven counts against him but he was found guilty of each by a 6-3 majority at trial last month. Towers had tried to blame his crime on his ex-wife, who had reported the pornography to police, and during their turbulent relationship she had accused him of trying to poison her. Towers had a total of 147 still images on his machine and seven videos, though all had been deleted and could be recovered only with specialist software by forensics.