Hopefully Allen Parr is dead but, if not, watch out for your children. Where is the Croydon DJ Paedophile Allen Parr?
A mobile paedophile DJ, Allen Parr, apprehended with over 15,000 abusive and filthy images of minors on his computer has been sentenced to 12 months in prison.
Allen Parr, a now 70-year-old married father of three, confessed to 19 counts of producing obscene images of minors.
Allen Parr requested that an additional 15,734 charges of possessing indecent photographs of children be considered at his appearance at Lewes Crown Court yesterday.
Allen Parr was mandated to register as a sex offender for a duration of ten years and prohibited from employment involving minors for life.
Allen Parr, residing on Waddon New Road in Croydon, has operated Allen Parr Mobile Discotheques for three decades and was a well-known figure in Eastbourne, where he previously lived with his wife on Kings Drive.
The court was informed that, in addition to digital photographs, Allen Parr possessed films of children waiting at a bus stop near his residence and of minors playing on the beach.
The names of certain photographs, downloaded between 1996 and January of the previous year, referenced females aged four, five, and six, with some depicting children engaged in sadism or bestiality.
Judge Simon Coltart stated, “One need only examine some of these images to comprehend the age of the children involved and the suffering and degradation inflicted upon them during the creation of these pictures.”
Allen Parr was apprehended after detectives in the USA, engaged in Operation Ore, relayed his information to Sussex Police.
Credit card information utilised to access online sites was linked to him, prompting police to conduct a raid on his residence, during which they confiscated computer equipment.
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