Elderly Man Sentenced for Child Abuse Files | New Zealand News
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An octogenarian convicted of 15 charges for possessing nearly 200,000 child abuse files across 15 devices faces a three-year sentence—described as unprecedented in scale. Though the judge acknowledged his age and health, she upheld the law after noting the horrific content, including images of toddlers in pain, and his role in spreading it via peer-to-peer networks. His lawyer sought home detention, but prosecutors demanded a longer term. The judge granted several discounts, including for his guilty plea and remorse, yet still imposed incarceration. Now on bail pending appeal, the case sparks intense debate over sentencing leniency and justice in extreme digital crimes.
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