When asked if she had any other contact with children or was involved in any youth groups, she said: “I actually hate kids and don’t know why I had them myself.”
A 55-year old grandmother who encouraged a man to send her indecent images of children was made the subject of a three-year Probation Order on Friday.
With an address at Green Road in Conlig on the outskirts of Bangor, Malone’s offending spanned a period from May 26 to August 23, 2014 and included sharing indecent images with the man she was in contact with. The court was told the Lurgan man is the subject of a police investigation and that he fled Northern Ireland, is now living in the Netherlands and Extradition proceedings may be launched.
She was arrested on March 19, 2017 and interviewed the following day when she told police she had an interest in online porn. She subsequently pleaded guilty to encouraging or assisting an offence to be committed by requesting the male to send her indecent images on dates between May 26 and August 23, 2014. In addition, she admitted six separate charges of possessing indecent images on July 17, 2014.
The Judge said: “It is apparent that at the relevant time she was living in a highly sexualised world, making a living as a sex worker and selling photos of herself.”
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