A former caretaker, Daniel Chisnall Huntingdon Paedophile, who orchestrated meetings with young girls for the purpose of sexual assault has been sentenced to over five years in prison.
Daniel Chisnall, 48, from Huntingdon, was apprehended by National Crime Agency officers at a local bar in December of the previous year, before to his intended check-in at a nearby hotel where he meant to perpetrate the abuse.
Prior to his apprehension, he had conversed about his sexual proclivities towards minors with other paedophiles on the Kik internet chat platform, WhatsApp, and through email correspondence.
Utilising a pseudonym, he communicated with a user who claimed to have access to two girls, aged seven and eleven.
Daniel Chisnall conversed privately with his online associate regarding the children and expressed his desire to assault them upon their meeting.
Following his arrest, officers conducted a search of his residence and confiscated his electronics.
The forensic analysis revealed that his phone held 12 indecent images of children (IIOC) classified within categories A-C. A represents the highest severity.
An additional five IIOC in categories A and C were produced as poster-sized publications.
Daniel Chisnall, employed as a caretaker for vulnerable persons, was charged with one count of organising or enabling the commission of child sexual assault, one count of producing indecent images of children (categories A-C), and one count of possessing indecent images of children.
He entered a guilty plea at Cambridge Crown Court on January 16 and received a sentence of five years and two months of jail at Huntingdon Crown Court today, February 17.
Daniel Chisnall has been permanently registered as a sex offender and is also subject to an indefinite sexual harm prevention order.
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