RICHARD JUBB FROM BOSCOMBE, BOURNEMOUTH, JAILED FOR HORRIFIC CHILD ABUSE IMAGES
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Bournemouth Boscombe Child Sexual Abuser
In a disturbing case that has shocked the local community, Richard Jubb, a 26-year-old resident of Grand Avenue in Boscombe, Bournemouth, has been sentenced to two years in prison after admitting to possessing and sharing an extensive collection of child abuse images. The images, which police described as some of the most graphic and disturbing ever recovered, were found to be part of a collection exceeding 21,400 photographs. Jubb had been actively sharing these images over social media platform Twitter, where he maintained a following of approximately 200 users.
During the sentencing hearing at Bournemouth Crown Court, Judge Peter Johnson expressed his horror at the content of the images and the severity of the crimes committed. The police investigation, carried out by Dorset Police’s Paedophile Online Investigation Team, revealed that Jubb had been involved in sharing such material for nearly a decade before his arrest. The lengthy period of online activity underscored the seriousness of his actions and the extent of his involvement in the distribution of child exploitation material.
Prosecutor Carolyn Branford-Wood detailed the circumstances of Jubb’s arrest, which took place on July 29 of the same year. The authorities traced his IP address to a shared residence on Broughton Avenue in Bournemouth, leading to his immediate detention. Upon questioning, Jubb confessed to possessing the images, revealing that they were stored on a hard drive. He also claimed to have ceased downloading the images because they had become “sickening” to him, though this did not prevent him from continuing to share the material for some time.
Further revelations emerged during police interviews, where Jubb provided passwords to multiple email accounts. He disclosed that he had started sharing these illicit images when he was just 16 years old. An online conversation was also brought to light, in which Jubb communicated with a Twitter user known only as ‘Vlad’. In this exchange, Jubb expressed a disturbing enjoyment in viewing images depicting the suffering of babies and toddlers at the hands of adult men, highlighting the depravity of his interests.
Jubb faced multiple charges, including 15 counts of possessing indecent images of children, distributing such images, and possessing extreme pornography. His defense lawyer, Kevin Hill, attempted to mitigate the sentence by revealing that Jubb himself had suffered abuse as a three-year-old child and is believed to be on the autistic spectrum. Hill emphasized that Jubb appeared in court in a state of considerable distress and noted that he once had aspirations for a better future, which now seemed overshadowed by his criminal actions.
Following a brief court recess, during which some of the images on Jubb’s hard drive were viewed by the judge, Ms. Branford-Wood, and Mr. Hill, Judge Johnson returned to deliver a stark condemnation. He described the images as “the most disgusting, appalling scenes of child abuse” he had ever seen. The judge criticized Jubb for not only obtaining such material but also for actively distributing it, despite claiming to have been eventually sickened by the content. The court was told that Jubb’s guilty plea covered the most heinous forms of child exploitation, including abuse of babies and young children.
As part of his sentence, Jubb will be subject to a Sexual Offences Prevention Order upon his release from prison, aimed at preventing any future offending. The case has left a lasting impact on the community in Bournemouth and Boscombe, highlighting the ongoing fight against online child abuse and the importance of vigilant law enforcement in tackling such heinous crimes.
During the sentencing hearing at Bournemouth Crown Court, Judge Peter Johnson expressed his horror at the content of the images and the severity of the crimes committed. The police investigation, carried out by Dorset Police’s Paedophile Online Investigation Team, revealed that Jubb had been involved in sharing such material for nearly a decade before his arrest. The lengthy period of online activity underscored the seriousness of his actions and the extent of his involvement in the distribution of child exploitation material.
Prosecutor Carolyn Branford-Wood detailed the circumstances of Jubb’s arrest, which took place on July 29 of the same year. The authorities traced his IP address to a shared residence on Broughton Avenue in Bournemouth, leading to his immediate detention. Upon questioning, Jubb confessed to possessing the images, revealing that they were stored on a hard drive. He also claimed to have ceased downloading the images because they had become “sickening” to him, though this did not prevent him from continuing to share the material for some time.
Further revelations emerged during police interviews, where Jubb provided passwords to multiple email accounts. He disclosed that he had started sharing these illicit images when he was just 16 years old. An online conversation was also brought to light, in which Jubb communicated with a Twitter user known only as ‘Vlad’. In this exchange, Jubb expressed a disturbing enjoyment in viewing images depicting the suffering of babies and toddlers at the hands of adult men, highlighting the depravity of his interests.
Jubb faced multiple charges, including 15 counts of possessing indecent images of children, distributing such images, and possessing extreme pornography. His defense lawyer, Kevin Hill, attempted to mitigate the sentence by revealing that Jubb himself had suffered abuse as a three-year-old child and is believed to be on the autistic spectrum. Hill emphasized that Jubb appeared in court in a state of considerable distress and noted that he once had aspirations for a better future, which now seemed overshadowed by his criminal actions.
Following a brief court recess, during which some of the images on Jubb’s hard drive were viewed by the judge, Ms. Branford-Wood, and Mr. Hill, Judge Johnson returned to deliver a stark condemnation. He described the images as “the most disgusting, appalling scenes of child abuse” he had ever seen. The judge criticized Jubb for not only obtaining such material but also for actively distributing it, despite claiming to have been eventually sickened by the content. The court was told that Jubb’s guilty plea covered the most heinous forms of child exploitation, including abuse of babies and young children.
As part of his sentence, Jubb will be subject to a Sexual Offences Prevention Order upon his release from prison, aimed at preventing any future offending. The case has left a lasting impact on the community in Bournemouth and Boscombe, highlighting the ongoing fight against online child abuse and the importance of vigilant law enforcement in tackling such heinous crimes.